Qualified Plumber with Pirb registration

Qualified Plumber with Pirb registration


Company
Dehals Plumbling and Maintenance PTY LTD
Location
Durban
Job Type
Contractor
Posted
9 days ago
Via
Gumtree
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Job Description
Dehals Plumbling and Maintenance has a vacancy for -

"Qualified Plumber

We're looking for a skilled plumber with a valid PIRB license to join our team!

Requirements:

- PIRB registration (essential)

- Minimum 3 years experience with commercial and domestic plumbing

-A Valid code 8 licence and minimum 5 year driving experience.

- Own tools and transport to and from work

- Ability to work independently

- Ability to follow bylaws set out by SANS 10254 AND SANS 10252.

- Must be target driven with excellent supervision skills.

-Must be hands on with projects.

-Able to read plans / drawings.

- Punctuality is a must.

- No criminal records

Sallary will be based on experience.

If you're a reliable, experienced plumber, send your CV and PIRB details to [email protected]

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