Plumbers wanted. Van home.

The moneyup front, no dancing.

^$30to^$50

an hour, plus super, depending on where you are up to

The hourly

3rd year$30 to $35

4th year$35 to $40

Qualified$40 to $50

And on top of it

Weekly commissionYes

Monthly team commissionYes

Van home, fuel card, tollsOn us

Phone, uniforms, all your gearOn us

Tickets and trainingPaid for

What the jobis actually like.

Maintenance only. Different house, different problem, every single job.

The van has everything

It is already in there before you start. You will never be told to make do, and you will never be sent to a job without the thing that fixes it.

Jetter and hose reels
CCTV camera
Full relining kit
Hot water stock
Uniforms and safety gear
First aid on board

Four cameras and two jetters across the crew, so there is never a queue for the gear.

No two days the same

Different house, different problem, every job. You will never do the same thing forty times in a row.

You'll learn relining

Relining, CCTV and jetting. The skills actually worth money, and we have got the gear to teach you on.

Take the van home

Fuel card and tolls on us. You are not driving your own car to a depot at 6am to pick up a work one.

Brekky with the crew weekly

A proper team meeting so you know what is going on, something on together every month, and golf days through the year.

No on-call roster

No phone going off at 10pm, no weekend emergencies landing on you. When you knock off, you are off.

We hate roofs too

So we ask what plumbing you love and what you would rather never touch again, then we try to keep you off it. There is a spot for exactly that on the form.

G'day, I'm Blake

Owner · Genies Plumbing

I started Genies because I had had enough of working for someone else. Doing the work, someone else making the money off it, no say in how any of it ran.

So I started with what I had. Mates, family, whoever would give me a hand. Slow going for a while. Now we are flat out, and everything you need to do the job properly is already in the van.

We don't do new builds. It is maintenance only. You turn up, work out what is actually wrong, fix it, and the customer is happy before you leave. That is the job.

I am not going to run it the way I got run either. You will have a say in what you work on. If you hate roofs, say so on the form and I will keep you off them.

Fill it in and I will ring you myself.

Blake

Click the video to watch more

A minute of the crew actually on the tools. The vans, the gear, the sort of jobs you would be doing.

Opens on Facebook

How it goesfrom here.

No resume, no cover letter, no interview panel.

1

You tap three things

Where you are up to, where you can work, and your name and number. About 60 seconds.

2

Blake rings you

Within a couple of days, and it is an actual conversation about the work, not a screening call.

3

Come out for a day

See the vans, meet the crew, watch how we run a job. Then you decide, same as we do.

The stuff you'reactually wondering.

What's it pay?

Between $30 and $50 an hour, depending where you are up to. A 3rd year sits nearer the bottom, someone qualified who can run relining sits at the top.

Plus super, and the van, fuel, uniforms and all the gear are on us. There is a spot on the form for the number you are after, so put it down and we will have that conversation properly.

Is there commission?

Yes. A weekly commission and a monthly team commission, both on top of your hourly rate. If the business wins, you win. It is not a bonus that gets dangled and never quite happens.

I've never done relining or CCTV. Am I out?

Not at all. We would rather teach you. Four cameras, two jetters and all the relining gear, and blokes on the crew who know how to use them. You pick it up on real jobs, not in a classroom.

What are the hours actually like?

Monday to Friday, and we are happy to work around you. School run, early knock off, a standing thing on a Thursday. Tell us what you need.

Plenty of overtime if you want to chase it, none of it forced if you don't. And there is no on-call roster, so when you knock off you are off.

Am I going to be stuck on the same job all week?

No. It is maintenance, so it is a different house and a different problem every time. We don't do new builds, so you are never on one site for a month doing rough ins.

Do you pay for tickets and training?

Yes. Working at heights, and whatever other ticket makes you better at the job. We cover the cost and we give you the time to go and do it.

Is there anywhere to move up to?

A small crew cuts both ways. No ladder of managers above you, but it means you get seen. Run your own van, take a leading hand role, help bring the next bloke through. We are growing, and the blokes here now get first crack at whatever comes next.

Know a good plumber?

Send them our way. If you refer someone and they stick around, there is $500 in it for you. Best people we have hired came from blokes who already work here.

Do I need a resume?

No, and we do not want one. The form up the top is three taps. We care what you can do and what you are like to work with, and a resume tells us neither.

Three tapsand Blake rings you.

No resume. No cover letter. About 60 seconds.

Apply now

No new buildsno roofs, no same old day.

Where are you up to?

Where can you work?

Last bit. Who does Blake ring?

You're in.

Want him to already know your go before he calls?

All that is with him too.