Pipelayer: Critical Water Infrastructure Specialist (Sydney)

Neverstop Water Group; Sydney; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Professional development

Career progression

Work‑life balance

Job summary

Neverstop Water Group in Sydney, NSW is seeking an experienced Pipelayer for a full-time role on water and wastewater infrastructure projects across the Sydney region. You will install, maintain and repair underground pipes, pits and drainage systems in a hands-on field environment.

The role requires reading technical drawings, operating excavation machinery, and maintaining safety standards, with clear opportunities for training and career progression within a supportive team.

Qualifications

• A recognised pipelaying qualification or apprenticeship completion in plumbing or a related trade.
• Minimum 3–5 years of proven experience as a Pipelayer in residential, commercial or infrastructure projects.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, plans and specifications.
• Proficiency in operating relevant machinery, excavation equipment and hand tools.
• Knowledge of plumbing codes, standards and best practices.

Responsibilities

• Excavate trenches and prepare sites for pipe installation per safety standards and specs.
• Lay, join and connect pipes using PVC, concrete, cast iron and polyethylene.
• Operate excavators, compactors and pipe-laying equipment.
• Inspect pipes and drainage systems for defects, leaks and maintenance needs.
• Collaborate with other trades and site supervisors to meet schedules and quality.

Skills

Reading drawings

Machinery operation

Physical fitness

Teamwork

Health & safety

Education

Pipelaying qualification

Plumbing apprenticeship

Tools

Excavation equipment

Pipe-laying tools

Job description

Neverstop Water Group in Sydney, NSW is seeking an experienced Pipelayer for a full-time role on water and wastewater infrastructure projects across the Sydney region. You will install, maintain and repair underground pipes, pits and drainage systems in a hands-on field environment.

The role requires reading technical drawings, operating excavation machinery, and maintaining safety standards, with clear opportunities for training and career progression within a supportive team.