Plumbing and Gasfitting: Websites

BRANZ is an independent and impartial research, testing, consulting and information company providing services and resources for the building and plumbing industry.

The Building Code fits with the other rules and regulations to provide greater confidence in the building performance system and in the sector itself. This website from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment outlines what you need to know.

Information on NZ building law and compliance information for plumbers, gasfitters and drainlayers.

Contains information on how building and plumbing design can mean healthier and environmentally friendly homes. Funded and developed by BRANZ. Very useful if seeking resources on building or plumbing sustainability!

Includes industry updates and news. This professional organization was formed to protect, develop and promote the interests of the plumbing trade.

miproducts gives architects, designers, specifiers and construction industry professionals instant access to a comprehensive online database of New Zealand building products.

The Board is responsible for registration, licensing, competence, discipline and prosecution of plumbers and gasfitters.

Covers trends, new technologies and general news. Based in Australia but don't hold that against it.

SiteSafe is a non-profit organization aiming to make the construction industry safer. This website links to the Site Specific Safety (SSSP) which is an agreement between businesses working on a specific site that determines how health and safety will be managed. When used correctly, it ensures that relevant site information is regularly updated and safety is monitored, and will help all businesses involved comply with New Zealand's Health and Safety at Work Act (2015).

The CSC is a pan industry group working collaboratively to make our construction sites safer. This site contains a link to the ConstructSafe Scheme which is an interactive test you can take at an accredited ConstructSafe test centre.

This website links to the Site Specific Safety (SSSP) which is an agreement between businesses working on a specific site that determines how health and safety will be managed. When used correctly, it ensures compliance with New Zealand's Health and Safety at Work Act (2015).

WorkSafe New Zealand is the work health and safety regulator which provides guidance, monitors and enforces health and safety legislation. This website contains a huge variety of health and safety documents for all trades.