We set the minimum standards for registration and ensuring those persons
carrying out regulated work are competent to do so
Sentencing in the Porirua District Court for unauthorised sanitary plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying work.
Fined $9,000 for completing plumbing and electrical work while unlicensed.
Book your spot at one of the 2024 CPD Roadshows held by Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Board and sponsored by Mico.
The chair and deputy chair have been reelected at the first Board meeting of the year.
The new system is part of wider freedom camping legislation reforms, which aim to protect Aotearoa’s natural environment, reduce the impact of freedom camping, and increase public trust in freedom camping.
Check out our public awareness campaign and why you should be checking your plumber, gasfitter or drainlayer is licensed to do the work
The Board is aware of a recent incident where a flue cowl of a gas appliance was interfered with during roofing work, which ultimately led to a case of carbon monoxide poisoning. To keep the public safe, the Board advises the following guidance when working with flue cowls.
The Self-contained Motor Vehicles Legislation Act 2023 (the SCV Act) was assented by the Governor-General and passed into law.
A Wellington man was sentenced in the Hutt Valley District Court on 13 March 2023 for unlicensed plumbing and drainlaying at 12 properties from November 2019 to December 2021.
Fined $7,500 in the Taupō District Court on charges of unlawfully completing sanitary plumbing work and falsely advertising himself as a plumber, when he has never held registration in New Zealand.
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