JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER

Compass Group•Keller, TX

26d•$28 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

SSC Services for Education is hiring a Journeyman Plumber at Keller Independent School District. The role holds the plumbing license under which other technicians work and ensures plumbing work complies with applicable federal, state, and local laws. The plumber oversees maintenance, repair, replacement, operation, and renovation of plumbing equipment and facilities. The position may also lead or supervise workers on projects, teach advanced maintenance skills, review vendor and licensed maintenance work, and report and repair discrepancies. The role makes decisions about routine and complex repairs, consults the Operations Manager and upper management about major problems, reads blueprints and specifications, investigates and corrects building-system problems, and helps plan labor, materials, and deadlines. It also maintains systems and facilities in safe operating condition, maintains logs and performs rounds, recommends preventive-maintenance improvements, and uses the site CMMS on a mobile device to update work statuses and document completed tasks in real time.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 8 years of training and work experience, including 4 years in a DOL-accredited Apprentice Program and 4 years working as a Journeyman Plumber.
Valid Class C driver's license.
Rudimentary ability to use hand-operated construction equipment.
Ability to repeatedly lift 50 pounds, kneel, bend, stoop, and perform strenuous labor for extended periods.
Ability to meet daily work-completion deadlines and work all hours, including weekends and nights, as necessary.

Responsibilities

Oversee maintenance, repair or replacement, operation, and renovation of plumbing equipment and facilities.
Ensure plumbing work complies with applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations.
Make decisions on routine and complex repairs and report major problems to or consult with the Operations Manager and upper management.
Read and understand blueprints, specifications, and models to understand or plan work layouts, making routine computations as needed.
Review outside vendor projects and prepare punch lists.
Analyze and correct complex building-system problems, independently or as part of a team.
Maintain systems, equipment, and facilities in a clean, safe operating condition.
Determine manpower and material needs and deadlines for jobs or projects.
Maintain logs, perform rounds, and recommend preventive-maintenance system modifications or improvements.
Use the site CMMS, update work statuses, and document completed tasks in real time using a mobile device.
Promptly report accidents and unsafe working conditions.
Lead or supervise project workers, teach advanced maintenance skills, and review work by outside vendors and licensed maintenance workers when called upon.
Perform other duties as assigned.