Drainlayers
About us
Frontier Plumbing Limited is a New Zealand owned and operated business. We have been providing a comprehensive service in both the residential and commercial markets. Our projects range from the very small to the very large (that include domestic properties, residential and commercial new builds and apartments).
Work Location: Auckland Region
Employment type: Full time (minimum 30 hours per week, workdays from Monday to Saturday), Permanent role
Our pay: $29.66-$36.00 per hour depending on skills and experience
Number of Vacancies: 3 persons
Here’s what we need from you:
- Have at least 2 years’ work experience in the same field/industry, or an Exempt license could be an alternative (Full registration as a drainlayer is not compulsory, training will be provided), OR
- Have a relevant NZ level 4 qualification or equivalent qualifications/certificates
Tasks include:
· Install, repair, and maintain below-ground drainage systems in accordance with industry standards and regulations
· Read blueprints, design drainage systems based on project requirements and site conditions
· Cut concrete floor, dig trenches, remove rocks and earth for laying drains
· Measure, cut, join and seal drains as per specifications
· Install pipes and piping fixtures for water or sewage systems
· Identify and troubleshoot drainage issues and propose cost-effective solutions
· Lay and repair sewage and storm water drain and install and repair wastewater treatment systems
· Consult with clients and other trades people about where the drains or wastewater treatment systems are to be laid or repaired this is especially important regarding underground gas pipes.
· Ensure compliance with building codes and set safety standards
If you are a proactive person, and a great team player, please upload your CV. If you are a temporary visa holder, include your visa status for our consideration. Only shortlisted candidates will be contracted.
Employer Questions
Your application will include the following question(s):
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Do you hold valid NZ resident visa or belongs to a NZ citizen?