Artisan Plumber

Artisan Plumber


Company
Recruite Agency
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
2 days ago
Via
via Jooble

Job Description
We are recruiting a Artisan Plumber for a facilities management company in Johannesburg, Gauteng. You will handle reactive and preventative plumbing maintenance across commercial buildings.

Responsibilities
Plumbing Services
• Install and repair water supply, drainage, and hot water systems.
• Read and interpret plumbing drawings and specifications.
• Clear blocked drains and sewer lines using appropriate equipment.
• Repair burst pipes and replace faulty taps and geysers.
• Ensure all work complies with plumbing codes and regulations.

Requirements
• Recognised trade certificate in plumbing (Red Seal).
• Relevant experience in plumbing installation and maintenance.
• Knowledge of plumbing codes and building regulations.
• Valid driver's licence for site visits.
• Ability to diagnose complex plumbing issues.

Qualifications
PIRB Registration

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