Journeyman Service Plumber

JRT Mechanical•Kennewick, WA

1d•$35 - $50

About The Position

JRT Mechanical recruits quality people who want to love coming to work everyday! The work of our Journeyman Plumbers primarily is new- small construction install of a wide variety of plumbing systems. We do commercial & industrial projects including schools, multi-family, hotels, police and fire stations, food processing facilities, large distribution warehouses, etc. We do work in the private, public, and federal sectors! JRT excels at offering opportunities for growth for our employees! On top of doing small commercial projects, we do residential, commercial and industrial service calls. (Any thing from a water leak, water heater replacement or diagnosing up to industrial food processing stainless press piping) Are you looking for a company that cares about you, your family and its customers? We want to be your employer! JRT Mechanical is a company that is geared around its 4 Core Values: • Driven • Loyal • Positive • Honest Employment Benefits Offered: • Health Insurance • Dental Insurance • Vision Insurance • Paid Time Off (52 hours first year) • Holidays • Paid Training • Wellness program • 401k • Supplemental plans (Ex. Accident, Disability • Paid company activities and functions Job Description: 01 Journeyman Service Plumber

Requirements

Stable employment history and a Washington and/or Oregon Journeyman card are required.
Relevant industry experience and alignment with our company values.
A clean driving record (a stocked service van will be provided).

Nice To Haves

If you are licensed in both Washington and Oregon that is a plus, with a higher wage offered!

Responsibilities

Be on call at least one week per month for after-hours emergencies.
Self-diagnose water heaters and other plumbing equipment; consult with manufacturer representatives as needed.
Perform drain cleaning and snaking to clear blockages.
Install, assemble, maintain, and repair various pipes and plumbing fixtures.
Secure pipes and tubes using clamps, screws, brazing, soldering, and welding techniques.
Measure, cut, thread, or bend pipes to fit specific requirements using specialized tools.
Install plumbing appliances such as boilers, water heaters, toilets, sinks, and more.
Diagnose and troubleshoot plumbing issues to implement effective solutions.
Repair or replace damaged plumbing components.
Detecting and repairing leaks in water lines.
Mentor and train new apprentices in proper plumbing practices and techniques.
Conduct pressure tests to ensure pipe systems are air- and watertight.
Maintain detailed records and generate reports documenting completed work.
Test newly installed plumbing systems and fixtures to ensure they function correctly.
Comply with state laws, regulations, and local building codes.