Plumber Supervisor

State of North Carolina•Yonkers, MD

6d•$41,206 - $72,113

About The Position

The Plumber Supervisor provides the CAP mechanical construction operations group with planning, scheduling, and installation of plumbing equipment, pipe fitting, and underground utilities on large Force Account construction, renovation, and major maintenance projects. The position oversees offender labor force construction trade training and supervision, project management and coordination with other trade groups, procurement of tools, equipment, and materials, scheduling of project inspections, and construction project evaluation and monitoring. The role requires journeyman-level plumbing trade skills, strong construction supervision, efficient decision-making, and clear verbal and written communication. The position requires weekly overnight travel to construction projects anywhere in North Carolina. The duty station is the employee’s permanent home address, and a state-owned and maintained vehicle is assigned for commuting to projects and conducting state business during normal working hours.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED and two years of journeyman-level plumbing experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Journeyman-level plumbing construction experience on commercial, institutional, or governmental construction projects.
Working knowledge of plumbing equipment, piping, and underground utilities.
Knowledge of North Carolina Plumbing Codes and industry standards, including OSHA and UL standards.
Ability to review and interpret construction designs, plans, and specifications to coordinate installations.
A valid North Carolina driver’s license, or ability to obtain one within 30 days of hire.
Appropriate licensure may be required based on the nature of the work.

Nice To Haves

Thorough knowledge of repair, maintenance, and construction techniques, and of the tools, methods, practices, materials, and equipment used in building and mechanical trades.
Working knowledge of building codes, environmental rules, and other regulations governing facility repair, maintenance, and construction.
Ability to direct journeyman-level work across multiple trades, read schematics and blueprints, sketch or review technical drawings, estimate repair and construction projects, and perform paraprofessional engineering projects.
Ability to train, direct, and supervise subordinates and maintain effective working relationships.

Responsibilities

Plan, schedule, and oversee plumbing equipment, pipe fitting, and underground utility installations on construction, renovation, and major maintenance projects.
Train and supervise offender labor in construction trades.
Manage projects and coordinate work with other trade groups.
Procure tools, equipment, and materials.
Schedule project inspections.
Evaluate and monitor construction projects.