An experienced electrician is a tradesperson who has acquired substantial practical skills, technical knowledge, and safety awareness in installing, maintaining, repairing, and troubleshooting electrical systems across a variety of settings. They are capable of working both independently and in teams, interpreting technical documentation, and ensuring compliance with all relevant codes and standards.
An experienced plumber is a skilled tradesperson who is well versed in installing, repairing, and maintaining plumbing, drainage, gas supply, water supply and heating systems. They are able to work efficiently in diverse environments (residential, commercial, industrial), understand applicable plumbing codes, and provide sound solutions for complex plumbing issues.
Key qualities and capabilities:
Has completed formal training/apprenticeship, vocational/ITI/ITI‐like qualification, or relevant certification.
Demonstrable work experience (often 2–5+ years or more depending on complexity) in residential, commercial, or industrial environments.
Proficient in reading and interpreting blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematic plans.
Skilled in using diagnostic tools and electrical instruments (multimeters, testers, conduit benders, etc.) to detect faults, perform repairs, and carry out preventive maintenance.
Strong knowledge of safety procedures, electrical codes/regulations (local standards), lockout-tagout or similar safety regimes.
Capacity to supervise, mentor junior staff, coordinate with other trades, and manage multiple tasks.
Flexibility to respond to emergencies, work in different environments (indoor/outdoor, heights, confined spaces as required), physically fit to handle tools and materials.
Formal training/apprenticeship in plumbing, or vocational/technical certification/licensing.
Significant work experience—often several years (commonly 2–5+ years) in hands-on plumbing work.
Ability to read blueprints, technical drawings, plumbing layouts.
Skilled in diagnosing and repairing plumbing issues: leaks, pipe blockages, fixture failures, water/gas supply systems, hot water systems, drainage and sewage systems.
Knowledge of relevant codes and safety rules (local plumbing/gas/water regulations).
Using plumbing tools and equipment efficiently and safely. Physical readiness to do tasks that involve bending, lifting, confined spaces.
Good problem-solving, client communication, ability to estimate jobs or material requirements, work independently or with other trade professionals.
Meals provided
Free on-site or nearby accommodation
Free Wi-Fi
Attractive salary
Fuel allowance
