Plumber

Overview

Year-round work.

Use your plumbing experience in a hands-on role supporting construction, installation, repair, and maintenance projects.

• Perform plumbing work on piping, fixtures, water, drainage, sewer, heating, and related systems.

• Follow blueprints, specifications, codes, and jobsite instructions to complete safe, accurate work.

• Bring practical trade experience, strong attention to detail, and a commitment to quality craftsmanship.

• Plumbing Certification Preferred but not Required.

• Comprehensive benefits package offered.

What You’ll Do

• Assemble pipe sections, tubing, fittings, valves, appliances, and fixtures using approved joining methods and equipment.

• Measure, cut, thread, bend, install, and anchor pipe assemblies using the proper tools, machines, and supports.

• Review blueprints, specifications, and codes to determine layouts, materials, and installation steps.

• Locate and mark pipe installations, connections, fixture placements, passage holes, and obstructions using measuring tools and levels.

• Fill pipes or fixtures with water or air, monitor pressure gauges, and test systems to detect and locate leaks.

• Maintain and repair plumbing systems by replacing defective parts, repairing broken pipes, clearing drains, and restoring proper function.

• Install underground storm, sanitary, sewer, and water piping systems as needed to connect plumbing fixtures and systems.

• Keep records of work assignments and support project planning by estimating time, materials, and labor needs when required.

• Direct helpers or support team members during pipe cutting, preassembly, installation, and related plumbing tasks.

Skills and Experience That Help You Succeed

We’re looking for applicants who can work independently or with a crew, solve job-site problems, and complete assigned work safely and correctly.

• Ability to read blueprints, specifications, technical drawings, tape measures, and jobsite instructions.

• Knowledge of basic plumbing techniques, building regulations, safety procedures, and construction standards.

• Experience using pipe cutters, threading machines, bending machines, pressure gauges, and related plumbing equipment.

• Ability to solder, braze, weld, or use related equipment when required for the job.

• Strong attention to detail when measuring, fitting, testing, and inspecting completed work.

• Ability to determine tools, materials, methods, repairs, and installation steps needed for assigned work.