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Plumbing Practitioners

Ensuring plumbing products and systems are WaterMark certified protects community health and safety. 

And for licensed plumbers, it’s your responsibility to ensure your installation work is in accordance with the National Construction Code.

Here you will find information on the WaterMark certification process relevant to manufacturers of plumbing and drainage products, plumbing practitioners and Approved Certifiers.

What is WaterMark?

The National Construction Code (NCC) requires any plumbing or drainage product of a type listed on the WaterMark Schedule of Products, to be WaterMark certified. It must be certified and installed by a licensed plumbing practitioner.

Report a product

Found a product that requires WaterMark certification, or has been fitted illegally? Report it to your state or territory plumbing administration.

Installation and WaterMark Licensing

If a product listed on the WaterMark Schedule of Products, it must be WaterMark certified and installed by a licenced plumber.

Talking to your customers

It is important to encourage your customers to look for the WaterMark, along with the licence number and product specification. Find out more here.

WaterMark consultations

WaterMark Notice of Direction on Annual Factory Inspections | Public comment draft
1 month 1 week left until consultation closes.
AS 1172.7 - Sanitary plumbing products, Part 7: Waterless urinals | Public Comment Draft
6 days left until consultation closes.

In the spirit of reconciliation the Australian Building Codes Board acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

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