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Skilled plumbers are consistently sought after. All residential and commercial properties depend on plumbing professionals to manage clean water supply and waste removal. This rewarding profession suits diligent individuals who enjoy troubleshooting. Training covers setting up and fixing water distribution networks, sanitary drainage, and hot water heating systems, all following established plumbing codes and industry standards.
Career paths
Qualified professionals find opportunities across various plumbing sectors, such as construction, manufacturing, service industries, maintenance, repair work, cost estimation, and plumbing supply sales.
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Advanced training opportunities
Plumbing is a regulated trade in Nova Scotia. After securing employment, you must register as an apprentice with the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency under the Apprenticeship and Trades Qualification Act.
Red Seal Certification - apprenticeship graduates qualify to take the inter-provincial examination. This nationally recognized credential enables certified tradespeople to work anywhere in Canada where the trade is recognized.