Journeyman Plumber

Responsibilities

• Comprehensive knowledge of multiple Plumbing systems applications: Waste and Vent, Storm, Domestic Water, Compressed Air, Condensate Drain, Natural Gas, Process Utilities, Fixtures and Pumps.
• Comprehensive knowledge of multiple Plumbing material applications: Steel/carbon pipe, Copper Pipe, PVC/PCV pipe, Poly Pipe applications, Stainless Steel pipe and Aluminum pipe.
• Receives direct supervision and performs technical responsibilities.
• Collaborates with a team under general supervision of an experienced professional or manager.
• Skilled specialist that demonstrates reliable judgment in resolving issues and making recommendations.
• Promotes a positive learning environment in mentoring and directing of apprentices.
• Understands and implements lockout/tag-out procedures for safe and secure task(s).
• Performs testing, inspecting, and recording for all rough-in installations as required by building codes and project specifications.
• Maintains all tools and equipment in serviceable condition.
• Uses materials and other resources conservatively to promote project success and profitability.
• Participates in the orientation of new partners on your job site.
• Installs all systems and products per code, specifications, submittals, and contract documents.
• Provides applicable input promptly to maintain current “As-Built” record drawings.
• Demonstrates understanding of McCarthy Safety Guidelines and Procedures.

Qualifications

• 5+ years experience in commercial plumbing preferred.
• Ability to pass a pre-employment plumbing exam.
• Experience with copper, PVC and cast-iron installations.
• Experience with refrigerant piping and medical gas preferred.
• Med Gas Certification preferred but not required.
• Ability to read and understand construction drawings and specifications.
• Ability to accurately layout building systems.
• Management and ability to train apprentice tradesmen.
• Understanding of OSHA regulations and ability to create a safe working environment.
• Able to take off and communicate tool and material requirements to the supervisor.
• Able to set up and perform plumbing tests.
• Able to identify potential issues during installation and elevate them to Foreman/Gen Foreman.
• Basic understanding of IPC and UPC building codes.
• Owns own hand tools.
• Has reliable transportation to job-site.
• Self-motivated with the ability to work well with others.
• Good problem-solving skills.

Benefits

• Safety-First Mindset.
• Paid Holidays (7).
• Paid Time Off.
• Medical.
• Dental.
• Vision.
• 401(k) Retirement.
• Professional Development.
• Referral Cash Bonuses!

Pay

The pay rate is determined on current level of knowledge and experience. There is a $1.00 increase to base pay if licensed.