Licensed Plumber/Gasfitter for Residential Builds

IntoWork; Otago; On-site; NZD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Apprenticeships Training Trust NZ in the Southern Lakes region is seeking an experienced tradesperson to join a busy plumbing team. The role requires a NZ PGD licence and strong practical skills to work independently or with others.

You’ll carry out plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying on residential projects, read plans, solve on-site issues, and coordinate with builders and clients. A driver licence and own tools are essential, with focus on quality workmanship.

Qualifications

• A current New Zealand Plumbing, Gasfitting and/or Drainlaying licence.
• Relevant trade experience.
• A full manual driver licence.
• Own trade tools.

Responsibilities

• Carry out plumbing, gasfitting and/or drainlaying work within the scope of your licence and competency.
• Install plumbing and drainage systems on residential projects.
• Install and maintain water supply, waste systems, sanitary fixtures and associated pipework.
• Undertake gasfitting work appropriate to licence and competency.
• Complete drainage installation and associated groundwork.
• Read plans, specifications and job requirements.
• Identify and resolve practical on-site issues.
• Complete work efficiently, safely and to a high standard.
• Coordinate effectively with builders, other trades, clients and team members.
• Take appropriate care of tools, equipment and materials.

Skills

Practical problem-solving

Teamwork

Communication

Independent work

Attention to detail

Education

NZ Licence (Plumbing/PGD/Drainlaying)

Tools

Trade tools

Job description

Apprenticeships Training Trust NZ in the Southern Lakes region is seeking an experienced tradesperson to join a busy plumbing team. The role requires a NZ PGD licence and strong practical skills to work independently or with others.

You’ll carry out plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying on residential projects, read plans, solve on-site issues, and coordinate with builders and clients. A driver licence and own tools are essential, with focus on quality workmanship.