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A plumber's job is essential for the proper functioning of water, heating, and sanitation systems in homes, buildings, and commercial premises. This profession combines technical knowledge with practical skills, offering job stability and numerous opportunities in renovations, maintenance, or new construction.
A plumber installs and maintains drinking water and drainage systems, repairs leaks, installs heating, checks downpipes, and finds faults. They may also work on irrigation, climate control, and thermal panels.
Related areas include thermal installations, building maintenance, public works, renewable energy, and 24h emergency services.
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To work as a plumber you usually need vocational training in thermal installations or installation maintenance, though previous experience is also common. Knowledge of reading plans, welding, pipe fitting, and health and safety regulations is valued.
A plumber's salary in Spain typically ranges from €1,400 to €2,000 gross per month, depending on experience, specialisation, and type of company. Self-employed or industrial plumbers can earn more.
Working as a plumber offers job stability, varied daily work, the option of self-employment, and strong demand in new build, refurbishment, and maintenance. It is a practical trade with immediate visible results.
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An authorised installer licence in plumbing, heating, or thermal installations, though not always mandatory, can open more doors. Occupational risk prevention and courses such as RITE (Thermal Installations Regulations) are also valued.
Newly qualified plumbers can look for work placements, register on job portals, work as self-employed, or contact maintenance, construction, or refurbishment companies looking for trainees or assistants.
Basic tools include adjustable spanners, pipe wrenches, pipe cutters, blowtorch, drill, spirit level, tape measure, pliers, and sealants. A good plumber keeps their kit complete and in good condition.
