Licensed Drainer definition

Licensed Drainer means a person licensed as a drainer by the appropriate State Authority, or a person holding a certificate covering draining work which is recognised under the provisions of the Australian and New Zealand Reciprocity Association Agreement who within three months makes application for and receives registration from the appropriate State Authority.
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Licensed Drainer means a person licensed as a drainer by the Plumbing Industry Council. A Licensed drainer's duties shall include work in connection with the placing and packing of concrete used in pipe sewers and drains; and also the work of filling and packing drives in tunnel work.
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Licensed Drainer means a person:
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Examples of Licensed Drainer in a sentence

  • All drainage work shall be executed by a Licensed Drainer in accordance with the local regulations and by-law requirements.

  • A BT2 includes a Plumber or Licensed Drainer whose duties require that they have an additional 12 points of training beyond their own trade classification at BT1.

  • Preliminary allowance for Site Inspection by Licensed Drainer to determine Sewer Depth offsets and/or Legal point Of Discharge Inspection if Council is unable to provide required information.


More Definitions of Licensed Drainer

Licensed Drainer means a person licensed as a Drainer with the Plumbers and Drainers Licensing and Examination Board of Queensland.
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