Apprentice Plumber

Responsibilities

• Interpret building plans and specifications to determine the layout for the ductwork and other materials
• Have the ability to organize other workers as well as train apprentices.
• Be able to produce drawings for custom fabrication
• Locate and mark the positions for duct sleeves, fire dampers, wall hoods, louvers
• Cut holes through walls and floors to accommodate ducts
• Join duct sections and secure them in position with a variety of joints
• Drill holes through concrete, wood, steel to secure proper hangers
• Be able to properly use power tools to cut and assemble duct sections
• Learn to use CNC cutting machine to layout and cut sheet metal fittings
• Use shop bending, turning, and cutting machines to fabricate ductwork and fittings
• Move and install equipment such as make up air units, rooftop units, furnaces, air conditioners, fan coils, exhaust fans
• Mentor and train sheet metal apprentices
• Participate in safety inspections and ensure apprentices are following safety policies and procedures
• Maintain a clean, safe working area at all times
• Follow all Pad-Car Mechanical policies and procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

• Safety orientated work ethic
• Mechanical Aptitude
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Be a team player
• Able to take and follow direction
• Competent use of hand and power tools
• Be willing to attend trade school to progress through apprenticeship program (Schooling is in Calgary or Edmonton)
• Use proper lifting techniques
• Be on your feet for extended periods
• Sometimes work in awkward positions
• Ability to work on construction sites in all weather conditions
• Journeyman certificate held in Alberta or Red Seal equivalent

Benefits

• Health, Vision, and Dental benefits after 3 months of fulltime employment
• RRSP matching after 12 months of fulltime employment