Plumbing Punch-out Technician

The Maynor Service Company•Raleigh, NC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Maynor Service Company is looking for a Plumbing Punch-List Technician / Helper to join our team and help bring new construction projects across the finish line. A building can be fully plumbed and still not be ready for the homeowner, customer, or final inspection. That's where you come in. As a Plumbing Punch-List Technician / Helper, you'll work during the final phase of new construction to turn a newly installed plumbing system into a clean, functional, inspection-ready space. If you have an eye for detail, take pride in your work, and enjoy seeing a project go from rough-in to finished product, this could be the opportunity you've been looking for.

Requirements

Minimum 3 yrs experience in plumbing
Valid state issued Driver's License, with a minimum of 3 years driving experience
Knowledge of roughs, trims, service
Willing to be on call once every 4 weeks
Dependable and shows up ready to work
Detail-oriented and takes pride in craftsmanship
Comfortable using basic plumbing and hand tools
Able to follow directions and work safely
Willing to learn from experienced plumbers
Able to identify problems and communicate them to the team
Organized and respectful of the job site
A team player with a positive attitude
Committed to leaving every job better than you found it

Responsibilities

Complete the plumbing finish work throughout the project, including installing faucets, shower trim kits, tub fixtures, and sink accessories.
Set and secure toilets, vanities, sinks, and plumbing fixtures.
Install garbage disposals and connect kitchen plumbing components.
Install water heaters and assist with final plumbing connections as directed.
Install customer-selected fixtures and ensure proper operation.
Ensure finished fixtures are level, secure, clean, and professionally installed.
Test water supply lines for leaks and proper pressure.
Verify hot and cold water functionality at all fixtures.
Test drains for proper flow and identify drainage issues.
Check toilets for proper operation and leak-free connections.
Identify plumbing deficiencies and assist with corrections.
Verify water heaters and related equipment are operating correctly.
Correct minor issues identified by the plumber, foreman, general contractor, or inspector.
Repair or replace damaged fixtures, trim, or plumbing components.
Ensure fixtures are properly aligned, sealed, and secured.
Verify caulking and finishing details are completed professionally.
Identify unfinished or damaged plumbing work needing attention.
Keep work areas organized and job sites clean.
Remove packaging, debris, and construction materials from completed work areas.
Prepare projects for final inspections and customer walkthroughs.