Experienced Roving Plumber Certification
Company
BGIS
Location
Toronto, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
$30K–$60K a year
Posted
1 day ago
Via
via Learn4Good
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Job Description
Position: Experienced Roving Plumber with Certification
Expand your plumbing career with BGIS as an Experienced Roving Plumber. We require a valid Certificate of Qualification and over 5 years of hands-on experience in installation and servicing across various sites.
You will be responsible for performing complex plumbing tasks, responding to urgent service needs, and ensuring systems operate efficiently. The ideal candidate will have backflow certification and a commitment to adhering to strict safety guidelines, making their work impactful.
Key Responsibilities:
• Measure, cut, and install piping as required
• Perform diagnostics on heating and drainage systems
• Conduct root-cause analysis for plumbing issues
• Maintain compliance with safety and environmental standards
• Manage parts sourcing and maintain service logs
Requirements:
• Valid Journeyperson Plumbing license specific to the province
• Backflow Assembly certification is essential
• Minimum 5 years of experience in plumbing/mechanical trades
• Strong troubleshooting and client-service orientation
• Valid driver’s license for daily travel
Utilize your plumbing skills and certifications at BGIS, contributing to successful maintenance and repair across multiple client sites.
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Expand your plumbing career with BGIS as an Experienced Roving Plumber. We require a valid Certificate of Qualification and over 5 years of hands-on experience in installation and servicing across various sites.
You will be responsible for performing complex plumbing tasks, responding to urgent service needs, and ensuring systems operate efficiently. The ideal candidate will have backflow certification and a commitment to adhering to strict safety guidelines, making their work impactful.
Key Responsibilities:
• Measure, cut, and install piping as required
• Perform diagnostics on heating and drainage systems
• Conduct root-cause analysis for plumbing issues
• Maintain compliance with safety and environmental standards
• Manage parts sourcing and maintain service logs
Requirements:
• Valid Journeyperson Plumbing license specific to the province
• Backflow Assembly certification is essential
• Minimum 5 years of experience in plumbing/mechanical trades
• Strong troubleshooting and client-service orientation
• Valid driver’s license for daily travel
Utilize your plumbing skills and certifications at BGIS, contributing to successful maintenance and repair across multiple client sites.
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