Master Plumbers SA Apprentice Jaimee O'Sullivan recently shared her experiences with Lauren Ahwan as a female working in the construction industry for The Advertiser's article 'Women choose to trade up.'

On 11th March every year, we celebrate World Plumbing Day and recognise Plumbers for their crucial work in providing safe sanitation to our community. 

On Friday 5 March, the second Crucial Women in Construction (CWIC) High Tea was held with our allied associations NECA SA/NT and Air Conditioning And Mechanical Contractors' Association of SA Inc!

The 2021 Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grants are now open!

Bookings are open for our 2021 Plumbing Roadshow!

You may be able to tackle the odd plumbing job around the home, like changing a washer in a tap, but when it comes to anything more technical, hiring a licensed plumber is not only advisable, it is required by law. 

Group Training Apprenticeships are the responsibility of a Group Training Organisation, such as Master Plumbers SA.

With all this time at home, you may be thinking that it’s time to look at a completely new kitchen or bathroom upgrade.  

Like other business professions, plumbing is a specialist trade. Plumbers are professionals that need specialised training to be able to safely install and repair water, drainage, gas and sewerage systems. 

Click here to view a list of Plumbers who are currently providing essential plumbing services to SA whilst in Lockdown.

►   Important information for Members
►   What is considered essential work for Plumbers 
►   Completing work at a client's home
►   Commercial Maintenance /  Live sewers / Jetters and Drain Machines Work 
►   Leave entitlements for Plumbers
►   Important information for Apprentices & Host Employers 
►   Questions & Support

The Morrison Government will invest an additional $1.2 billion to support Australian businesses

10th September is R U OK Day. This is a great day to ask your friends, family or colleagues how they are doing.

Signing up with a group training organisation has kept many young tradies in jobs and kept
them on track to completing their apprenticeship this year.

Standards Australia, in partnership with the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) has launched an online dictionary for the building and construction industry.

Our Apprentice Forum was held on Friday 28th August 2020 at the Thebarton Community Centre to provide our Apprentices with important updates and information on safety, mental health and general plumbing compliance.

Our Plumbing Roadshow Webinar was held on 12th August 2020. You can now watch the replay.

MPANZ is warning that a national occupational licensing scheme announced by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg comes with potential risks for community safety and consumer protection.

Adelady have shared their top 10 reasons to consider studying a Trade following their recent visit to TAFE SA.