Plumber for Geyser Installations

Know your way around SANS 10254 and a geyser drip tray? The property management company in Bloemfontein wants to hear from you. It's the kind of job where doing the basics well every day gets you noticed.

The site is in Bloemfontein; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying.

• Take photos and complete the insurer's claim report after each geyser job
• Install and repair soil and waste pipes to SANS 10400 Part P
• Install copper, PEX and PVC piping for new bathrooms and kitchens
• Fit toilets, basins, showers and mixers to the client's chosen finishes
• Order fittings from the supplier and keep the van stocked

• Code 08 licence and a clean driving record
• PIRB registration as a Licensed Plumber, so you can issue plumbing CoCs
• Plumbing trade test certificate or an Occupational Certificate: Plumber (NQF 4)
• Working knowledge of SANS 10252-1 and SANS 10254
• Fit enough to lift a 150-litre geyser with a helper and work in tight roof spaces
• At least 3 years as a qualified plumber, including geyser replacements

• Experience with insurance repair work and claim paperwork
• Drain camera and high-pressure jetting experience

• Fully stocked service van with a fuel card
• Protective clothing and safety boots replaced yearly
• Call-out bonus for every after-hours job you complete
• Paid PIRB renewal fee

• Put your PIRB number at the top of your CV. Insurance contractors check it before they read anything else.
• Mention how many geyser replacements you do in a normal month. It is the number most plumbing managers ask about.