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Drainer

Installing and maintaining below-ground drainage systems

Drainers lay and connect underground pipes carrying waste water and stormwater away from buildings. They read site plans, excavate trenches, and ensure compliance with local codes to prevent blockages or environmental hazards.

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Key Benefits

Infrastructure Role

Drainage is vital for preventing flooding and protecting public health.

Steady Demand

Construction, subdivision developments, and maintenance all need skilled drainers.

Technical Expertise

Requires knowledge of pipe laying, trench safety, and local water regulations.

Recommended Insurance Coverage

Public Liability Insurance

Protection against claims from excavation damage or injuries on-site.

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Tool Coverage

Safeguards equipment like trenching tools and pipe-laying machinery.

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Workers Compensation

Required if you have apprentices or a drainage team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Often part of a plumbing qualification or a specialized Certificate III in Drainage. State-based licensing may apply.
Yes. Trench collapses, working near underground services, and confined spaces all pose risks, requiring strict safety measures.
They typically handle both, ensuring correct installation of pipes for wastewater and stormwater in compliance with regulations.

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