Full Time Apprentice Plumber Tier 1
On-siteBellingham, Massachusetts, United States
Job Summary
Assemble, install, maintain, and pressure test pipes, fittings, and fixtures for heating, water, drainage, and gas systems under direct supervision. Diagnose plumbing malfunctions and complete repairs on work orders, including hydronic heat systems and boiler installations. Prioritize daily work orders, monitor tool inventory, and perform preventive maintenance on equipment. Adhere to safety protocols, OSHA guidelines, and company policies while maintaining clean work environments. Support supervisors in ensuring customer satisfaction and assist with general facilities maintenance as needed. Requires a valid Massachusetts Apprentice Plumber license and driver's license.
Required Qualifications
- Maintain a valid Massachusetts Apprentice Plumber license.
- Maintain a valid driver's license and ability to drive a company truck or van.
- Entry level experience with plumbing repairs, maintenance and installation technique including exposure to basic plumbing tasks, such as fixing leaks, clearing clogs, replacing fixtures (e.g., faucets or toilets), and assisting in the installation of piping systems under supervision.
- Entry level knowledge of plumbing codes as defined by familiarity with code requirements for fixture spacing, pipe sizing, venting, and backflow prevention.
- Entry level ability to read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, schematics, and written reference material including but not limited to recognizing symbols and abbreviations commonly used in plumbing plans.
- Able to read and follow safety instructions, manufacturer specs, and installation guides.
- Ability to perform mathematical calculations including but not limited to measuring pipe length and calculating cuts, understanding slope and grade (e.g., 1/4 inch per foot for drainage).
- Performing basic arithmetic and conversions (feet to inches, gallons per minute, PSI).
- Novice understanding and ability to diagnose and resolve problems, such as learning how to recognize problems associated with low water pressure, leaks and slow drains.
- Experience with using hand and power tools; pipe bender, propane torch.
- Experience with maintaining a safe work environment including following OSHA guidelines and work specific safety protocols.
- Properly use personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, goggles, and hearing protection.
- Recognize and avoid common plumbing hazards (e.g., hot surfaces, pressurized systems, confined spaces).
- Maintain clean and organized work areas to reduce tripping and equipment hazards.
- Safely handle tools, materials, and hazardous substances (e.g., soldering materials, adhesives, solvents).
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