Plumber

Plumber


Company
Leoson Engineering
Location
Pretoria
Via
Jooble

Job Description
​We are seeking a highly skilled and Trade Tested Plumber with at least 3 years of experience specifically within municipal environments or large-scale public infrastructure projects. The ideal candidate isn't just a "fix-it" expert; you understand the bureaucracy, compliance standards, and heavy-duty systems unique to city-level plumbing and water management.

Key Responsibilities

​Infrastructure Maintenance: Install, repair, and maintain large-scale water supply and sewage systems.
​Compliance & Inspection: Ensure all work meets municipal bylaws and national building codes.
​System Diagnostics: Utilize advanced tools to locate leaks or blockages in complex public piping networks.
​Reporting: Maintain accurate logs of work completed for municipal audit and safety purposes.
​Emergency Response: Handle high-pressure repairs on main lines and public facilities.

​Requirements & Qualifications

​Certification: Valid Red Seal (or equivalent) Trade Test certificate.
​Experience: Minimum of 3 years post-qualification experience specifically in municipal or public works plumbing.
​Technical Knowledge: Deep understanding of blueprints, hydraulic systems, and municipal water meter installations.
​Driver’s License: Valid Code 8 (or higher) license with a clean record.
​Physical Fitness: Ability to work in confined spaces and various outdoor weather conditions.

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