Plumber for Geyser Installations

This commercial building contractor in White River needs a plumber who arrives on time, fixes it properly and leaves the site clean. It's a practical job: you'll see what you got done before you go home.

You'll report in White River. Relocation is not covered for this one.

• Replace burst geysers and fit vacuum breakers, drip trays and pressure control valves to SANS 10254
• Take photos and complete the insurer's claim report after each geyser job
• Service booster pumps, pressure tanks and water storage tanks
• Install and repair soil and waste pipes to SANS 10400 Part P
• Fit toilets, basins, showers and mixers to the client's chosen finishes
• Clear blocked drains with a rodding machine and inspect lines with a drain camera
• Issue plumbing Certificates of Compliance for completed installations

• Plumbing trade test certificate or an Occupational Certificate: Plumber (NQF 4)
• PIRB registration as a Licensed Plumber, so you can issue plumbing CoCs
• Able to talk politely to home owners about damage and costs
• 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
• Working knowledge of SANS 10252-1 and SANS 10254

• Protective clothing and safety boots replaced yearly
• Cellphone allowance for job updates and photos
• Paid PIRB renewal fee
• Fully stocked service van with a fuel card

• Put your PIRB number at the top of your CV. Insurance contractors check it before they read anything else.
• Do not list every plumbing task you have ever done. Focus on geysers, drainage and CoCs, which is what these jobs pay for.