LICENSED JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER

Compass Group•Galveston, TX

22h•$25 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

SSC Services for Education is hiring a Licensed Journeyman Plumber for its TAMU Galveston location. The role performs skilled maintenance duties related to facility engineering and maintenance functions, including work on plumbing and other building systems. The position is full-time, with days and hours that may vary; scheduling details are provided during the interview. The posting also notes that full- and part-time schedules may be available to meet scheduling needs. The employee may diagnose and repair equipment, work from blueprints and specifications, maintain records and inspection logs, respond to facility emergencies, and support preventive maintenance. Duties may also include leading and teaching other maintenance workers, coordinating project resources and deadlines, reviewing vendor work, and maintaining fleet and campus support equipment. Applicants must have a journeyman plumbing license and at least two years of prior plumbing experience. The posting also lists additional qualifications that may apply to the broader maintenance position, including institutional maintenance experience and a valid driver's license. SSC describes itself as a nationwide facility service provider focused on creating clean, safe, and distraction-free educational environments. It offers employee training and growth opportunities, a comprehensive benefits package, and same-day pay.

Requirements

At least two years of prior plumbing experience.
A journeyman plumbing license.
Ability to read and understand blueprints, specifications, and models to learn work layouts.
The qualifications section also lists a valid driver's license.
The broader maintenance qualifications section lists five years of experience as a maintenance technician in an institutional setting in an engineering or maintenance discipline; this is presented as a qualification that may apply.

Responsibilities

Construct, finish, install, maintain, and repair facility systems using power tools, hand tools, and other equipment.
Diagnose and repair a variety of equipment and building systems, including plumbing and other systems for which the employee has appropriate training, certification, and licensing.
Lead groups of workers on projects and teach maintenance skills to department members.
Update repair status, timing, and costs using company technology systems.
Support fleet maintenance, including plumbing, electrical, welding, vehicle, food-truck kitchen, generator, and general maintenance tasks.
Review work completed by outside vendors and non-licensed maintenance workers, and create punch lists.
Determine manpower, materials, and deadlines for jobs or projects.
Read blueprints, specifications, and models, and plan work layouts.
Perform routine computations as needed.
Maintain logs, conduct rounds, and complete tests and inspections.
Respond to facility emergencies and perform emergency repairs.
Recommend modifications or improvements to preventive maintenance systems.
Serve on the facility's emergency response team.
Perform other duties as assigned.