Operations Plumber for Calgary University

Operations Plumber for Calgary University


Company
University of Calgary
Location
Calgary, AB
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via Jobrapido.com

Job Description
Join the University of Calgary as a Full-Time Operations Plumber, ensuring efficient plumbing across all campus facilities. This hands-on role demands reliability and expertise in plumbing systems.

As a Plumber based in the Operations and Maintenance department, you will perform installation and maintenance tasks while prioritizing safety and compliance. Candidates should possess a plumbing trade certification along with several years of relevant experience. Be prepared to work in diverse and physically demanding conditions.

Key Responsibilities:
• Carry out plumbing tasks adhering to university standards
• Stay updated on plumbing trends and system configurations
• Ensure the safe use of tools and equipment provided
• Keep supervisors informed about task progress
• Deliver high-quality customer service to internal clients

Requirements:
• 3-5 years of plumbing experience with valid trade certification
• Preference for candidates with additional engineering certifications
• Clean Class 5 Alberta driver's license
• Skills in both teamwork and independent work
• Ability to manage physical demands effectively

Contribute your skills to the University of Calgary and ensure versatile plumbing support across the campus.
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