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The Plumbing and Mechanical
Services (UK) Industry Pension Scheme was set up in
1975 with the aim of providing pension benefits for
all employees of firms engaged in the Industry in the
United Kingdom.
The Scheme is governed by a Deed set up under Trust
Law and operated and administered by a Trustee Company,
Plumbing Pensions (UK) Ltd, whose Directors are drawn
from the following industry bodies:
- The Association of Plumbing and Heating
Contractors (APHC)
- The Scottish and Northern Ireland
Plumbing Employers Federation (SNIPEF)
- Unite the Union
The scheme currently has more than
600 employers and out of an employee membership totalling
over 38,000, there are 5,900 who are actively contributing.
We currently operate a pension scheme open to all employees
within the industry (not just plumbers), offering benefits
based on career average earnings.At a recent meeting
of the Board of Plumbing Pensions (UK) Ltd (the trustee
of the Plumbing and Mechanical Services (UK) Industry
Pension Scheme), the Directors were pleased to approve
the latest actuarial valuation of the Scheme as at 5
April 2009. In spite of difficult investment conditions
since the time of the previous report in 2006, the valuation
showed that the Scheme was still fully funded (with
no deficit on an ongoing basis).
Secretary and Pensions Manager, Robert Burgon commented
that “this is an excellent outcome which shows
that the Scheme continues to be in good shape and that
we have sufficient assets to meet our liabilities”.>
Annual Members Update 2011 (pdf)
> Annual Report 2011 (pdf)
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Your guide to the Plumbing Industry Pension Scheme
(pdf)
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Summary Funding Statement (pdf)
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