Catering to varied tastes
This kitchen is set up to cater to a variety of family members. An apprenticeship through the PGDR ITO offers opportunities to contribute to residential projects such as this, as well as a smorgasbord of other career opportunities
Precision tradesmanship was behind all the plumbing solutions for this kitchen. Undertaking training as a skilled tradesman brings rewarding career opportunities in terms of reliability of employment, the satisfaction of seeing a job well done, and ongoing opportunities to grow your skills.
W Mattson is a plumbing and gasfitting company that undertakes a range of commercial and residential projects, including the one seen on these pages. Services include consultancy, design, central heating, compressed air, steam boilers, diesel- and gas-fired product installation, heat exchangers, welding, drainage video inspections and water filters.
Owner Brett Mattson says his company's association with apprentices referred via the Plumbing, Gasfitting, Drainlaying and Roofing Industry Training Organisation (PGDR ITO) is of mutual benefit.
"On one hand we create a balanced learning situation, where apprentices can grow their skills and earn at the same time," he says. "On the other, the same apprentices help build W Mattson's future contributing their own skills and ideas to the company's greater good."
For details, contact W Mattson, phone (09) 579 5607. Website: www.mattson.co.nz.
For details on a trade apprenticeship, contact the ITO, phone 0800 277 736. Email: info@ito.co.nz. Website: www.ito.co.nz.
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