Are you a trade-qualified plumber who thrives on rapid-paced commercial construction sites? We are currently seeking an experienced Construction Plumber to join a growing team across a solid pipeline of commercial projects.
Moving away from generic residential builds or endless maintenance call-outs, this role is focused on core commercial construction work, including warehouses, fast-food developments, and retail sites.
Key Responsibilities
- Delivering high-quality plumbing installations on commercial construction sites (warehouses, fast food outlets, commercial precincts).
- Reading and interpreting plans, specs, and architectural drawings.
- Rough-in and fit-out stages through to completion.
- Ensuring all work meets Australian Plumbing Standards and relevant safety compliance.
- Working efficiently alongside site supervisors and other trades to hit project timelines.
What You’ll Need
- Trade Qualification: Cert III in Plumbing (Must be fully out of your time / qualified).
- Experience:
Proven hands-on experience in commercial or industrial construction plumbing.
- Certifications: Current White Card and relevant plumbing registration/licence.
- Tools & Transport: Valid driver’s licence and hand tools suitable for construction work.
- Work Ethic: Strong commitment to quality workmanship, reliability, and site safety.
What’s on Offer
- Competitive Pay: Strong hourly rate ($45 - $55/hr + Super, DOE).
- Consistent Work: Consistent hours across varied, engaging commercial builds.
- Great Team Culture: Work with a down-to-earth team and supportive site management.
- Career Growth: Opportunities to step up into supervisory roles down the line for top performers.
How to Apply If you are a qualified plumber looking to lock in your next steady commercial role, hit APPLY NOW with your current resume.
📌 Qualified Construction Plumber | Commercial Builds (Alberton)
🏢 Adelaide General Plumbing
📍 Alberton
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