Industrial Pipefitter

Tradesmen International, Inc.•Atlanta, GA

11d•$30 - $50•Onsite

About The Position

Tradesmen International is hiring experienced Industrial Pipefitters for projects in the Southaven, Mississippi area. This is a first-shift opportunity paying $30–$50 per hour based on experience. Travelers who live more than 60 miles from the job site receive $160 per day in per diem. The role involves installing large-bore industrial piping for process, mechanical, utility, and related systems. Pipefitters measure, cut, bevel, fit, hang, and assemble joints according to drawings and specifications; install valves, fittings, hangers, supports, strut, and anchors; and assist with equipment connections and system testing. The work takes place on a changing data center construction site and may require working at heights, outdoors, extended hours, nights, and weekends during critical construction periods. Employees are expected to follow site safety requirements, including lockout/tagout (LOTO), personal protective equipment (PPE), and permit rules. The company offers consistent work, top pay, employment opportunities, and benefits including a Tradesmen+ Rewards Program, vacation pay, health insurance, and a 401(k) retirement savings plan.

Requirements

At least 3 years installing large industrial or commercial piping, completion of a recognized pipefitter apprenticeship, or equivalent military experience.
Experience fitting and installing welded, flanged, grooved, and/or threaded pipe, including hangers and supports.
Willingness to work at heights, outdoors, and on a changing data center construction site.
Ability to safely use pipefitting hand tools, power tools, bevelers, and material-handling equipment.
Strong safety mindset and willingness to follow site procedures, including LOTO and permits.
Willingness to work extended hours, nights, and weekends during critical construction windows.
High school diploma or equivalency certificate.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience on data center, industrial, or heavy-civil construction sites.
Experience with large-bore welded industrial piping (carbon and/or stainless) and equipment connections such as pumps, air handlers, cooling towers, and skids.
Ability to read isometric, spool, and P&ID drawings.
UA, NCCER, or equivalent pipefitter credential.
OSHA 10 or equivalent training; Tradesmen International can provide training for qualified candidates.
Familiarity with hot-work, hydrotest, and flange-management practices.

Responsibilities

Install large-bore industrial piping for process, mechanical, utility, and related systems by measuring, cutting, beveling, fitting, hanging, and assembling joints to drawings and specifications.
Perform flange, groove, thread, and welded-joint fit-up; align pipe, set gaps, and prepare joints for the welding crew.
Install valves, fittings, hangers, supports, strut, and anchors; hang pipe racks and supports plumb and on grade.
Read isometric, spool, and arrangement drawings; field-route as directed and flag drawing conflicts before installation.
Support hydro, pneumatic, and service tests by installing blinds and test packs, walking lines, and repairing leaks.
Stage, move, and inventory pipe, valves, hangers, insulation, tools, and equipment; keep laydown yards and mechanical rooms orderly.
Assist with equipment setup for pumps, cooling towers, air handlers, and related mechanical equipment, including bolting up suction and discharge piping.
Open and close work areas, including protecting areas, removing debris, segregating scrap, and resetting at shift end.
Follow LOTO, PPE, and permit rules; do not work on live systems without authorization.
Immediately report damaged material, unsafe conditions, and drawing conflicts.
Support punch-list work and cleanup through system turnover.