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WE ARE LOVE GEYSER PLUMBING AND WOULD LIKE TO OFFER YOU OUR SERVICES...

Plumbing is something people don't pay attention too, but when it's not working, it halts every work! Thanks for considering us to take care of your plumbing needs.

LOVE GEYSER can take care of all your plumbing needs. We can handle plumbing jobs of any size, from minor home repairs to installing plumbing systems in large offices as well as issuing Certificates Of Compliance (COC). Our plumbers have decades of experience proving the best service for your home or business.

When you hire us for your plumbing requirements, you can rest assured that we will work on your schedule, get your job done in time, and at the lowest price possible - without compromising with the quality of work.

We look forward to working with you!

LOVE GEYSER with over 15 years field experience Restoring, Replacing and Repairing everything to do with Plumbing.

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06/11/2020

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IS YOUR GEYSER A TICKING TIME BOMB ?

LOVE GEYSERS would like to inform you about the possible dangers if your geyser if it is not installed correctly.
Is it worth it to put your whole family at risk by not getting a second opinion or a COC (certificate of
compliance) from LOVE GEYSER. Your safety and awareness of this problem is a priority to us .

Contact us to insure your peaceful sleep at night.

Free of charge , because we love geysers !!!!!!!

Leandrie Le Roux

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Most modern geysers in South Africa are high-pressure hot water heaters.Never work on geysers yourself unless you are a Licenced plumber and you know what you a...

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We are Love Geyser Plumbing with 13 years field experience Restoring, Repairing and Replacing everything to do with Geysers. We now opperate in Hermanus, Onrus river, Sandbaai, Vermont, Voelklip and surrounding Overberg areas.

28/11/2019

The beginning

18/11/2019

In a new article for Plumbing Magazine, Walt Grassl gives us an anecdote:

Eleven years ago, Ben got a summer job working in the mailroom at a local business before he started college. The company had been in existence for over 60 years and was run by Jack, a longtime employee and company legend who started in the mailroom. Three weeks into the job, as Ben was on his way from the basement to the top floor, the elevator stopped and who should enter but Jack. He smiled at Ben, introduced himself, and mentioned that he had started out in the mailroom. As they exited the elevator, Ben asked if Jack had any advice for him.

“Never stop educating yourself,” he said. “In fact, come into my office and let me elaborate. I have 15 minutes before my next meeting.”

Jack proceeded to share these five principles for continued education:

1. Take responsibility for your education
You alone are responsible for your education. Whether or not it makes sense to invest in formal education, there are free and for-fee learning opportunities available to everyone. The PIRB, for example, also provides plumbers with the necessary tools to learn and stay up to date with changes in the plumbing industry.

2. Don’t expect entitlements
Time in service should be no guarantee of advancement in a successful business. It is what an employee learns with his or her experience that determines the value of the service time. In other words, if you put in your time, you are guaranteed nothing.

As your time with the company grows, seek lateral transfers or increased responsibility without necessarily a corresponding increase in title or pay. Realize you are making yourself more valuable to your employer, and view growth assignments as an investment in yourself.

3. You cannot rest on your laurels
Many employees feel that they do not have anything new to learn, and they become complacent. They decide they don’t need to put in any more effort and stop striving for success.

When you reach a goal, celebrate your success, but then identify your next goal and begin to take action. When you stop moving forward, you are actually falling behind all the others who continue to move forward.

4. Stay current
You need to stay up to date with industry trends by reading industry news and blogs. If you are seeking or moving into a management position, read leadership books and blogs. New trends are frequently entering the workplace. You have a choice: be aware of and lead the change, or try to catch up — or, worse, resist the change.

5. Respect generational differences
A big issue in many industries is getting several generations to work well together. Each generation has different learning and working styles. Educate yourself on the differences between generations, the issues these differences bring to the workplace, and things others are doing to address the issues.

You can use this information to change how you interact and, to the extent you can, help your company improve its processes.

Plumbing Industry Registration Board (PIRB)

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08/11/2019

SABS publishes standard that sets guidelines for domestic use of greywater

The South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) has published a South African National Standard (SANS) that sets the guidelines and requirements for greywater reuse systems. SANS 1732: 2019 provides for single re-use of greywater for sub-surface irrigation of gardens and the treatment of greywater for flushing toilets.

“In a water-scarce South Africa, SANS 1732 provides basic requirements and guidelines for ordinary households to safely reuse water. Most households cannot afford to install sophisticated and expensive water treatment or collection applications and SANS 1732 offers practical solutions to reuse water from baths, showers and wash hand basins for watering gardens or flushing toilets. The reuse of untreated greywater will significantly reduce the demand on constrained water resources and enable South Africans to contribute towards reducing water consumption,” says Garth Strachan, Acting CEO of SABS.

SANS 1732: Greywater Reuse Systems - General Requirements, was locally developed over several months through a technical committee (TC 60), made up of a group of industry experts and specialists. Various reviews of international standards; South African needs and development goals; a focus on the safety of people and environment concerns were some of the criteria that was taken into account through the development process.

“Reusing and repurposing greywater promotes the conservation of water, without compromising public health and the environment. While there are additional standards which guide industries and the built environment on the installation and use of greywater, SANS 1732 was developed with the focus on allowing every household to practically adopt basic greywater management,’ says Strachan.

Before a standard is published, it undergoes a period of public scrutiny where the comments of the public are taken into consideration. The standard is available for purchase via the SABS webstore, which can be accessed via www.sabs.co.za .

SABS is a leading global provider of standards, management systems, business improvement and regulatory approval information.