In this episode, Willem and Richard will discuss the topic of "How To Improve Yourself" from a technical perspective. Richard will touch on his experience as a plumber out in the field, as well as from an auditing experience. Having the right mindset of wanting to improve yourself is what counts the most; it's important not to stagnate in an industry that is constantly changing and evolving.

In this episode we again discuss insurance for your business, but with specific focus on cover for the things that you may legally be held liable for. Joining this episode is Mosidi Shomang, of South African Insurance Association (SAIA).

In as much as we have discovered over the last few technical episodes, plumbing is a complicated and knowledge-hungry profession. Notwithstanding that, at the end of the day one still needs to get physical and install the hardware. And because of this, plumbing can be a very dangerous profession. And in this episode, Willem and Richard discuss the dangers associated with plumbing.

There are many plumbers who start their own businesses or companies, others simply work for themselves. It is imperative that plumbers understand the taxes that apply to businesses, especially VAT. In this episode we will discuss VAT, what it is, why it is, and tips and advice for plumbing business owners to better understand this type of tax.

In this episode, I’ll have a chat to a couple of lady plumbers. The question is; can women do plumbing? This is a burning question for many people, because not only is plumbing work quite complex and technical, but it also entails much physical labour. Joining me for this conversation is Neo Senne and Dilinde Maselesele, both qualified, registered, and licensed plumbers.

In this episode we’ll be discussing the industry professional body and your designation.

Joining me for this conversation is Japie Nel, the Senior Manager: Registration and Recognition at SAQA, and Lea Smith, Chairperson of the Board of the PIRB.

In this episode we are discussing the difference between Minimum Requirements and Best Practice, and how plumbers are to interpret this and put it into practice on a day-to-day basis?

Welcome to another business-orientated episode of the Professional Plumber Podcast.

In this episode, we’ll be talking about Standards & Regulations pertaining to plumbing work and the plumbing industry.

In this episode, we’ll be talking about Complaints, with specific focus on complaints received from customers about plumbers or plumbing work done at their premises. Joining me for this conversation is Richard Bailey and Aiden Herbert of the PIRB.

In this business-orientated episode, we’ll be talking about Managing Expectations, both your own and your customers’ expectations, with specific focus on invoicing and payments.

Joining me for this conversation is Gregg Hopfeldt, the Finance Director at Invoice SA.