Journeyman Plumber - Commercial
Company
Structured Trades
Location
Houston, TX
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
32–38 an hour
Posted
3 hours ago
Via
via Indeed
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Job Description
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Seeking Journeyman Plumbers in Houston, Texas! Will be responsible for installing, inspecting, and repairing plumbing pipes and systems to ensure all building fixtures are operating correctly in a commercial setting.
JOB DUTIES:
• Install plumbing systems and pipe
• Perform necessary repairs
• Review blueprints and schematics
• Ensure installed pipes and systems pass inspection
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Must have at least 3 years of recent plumbing experience
• Must have recent experience in commercial new construction and or renovations
• Must have a current journeyman plumbing license by TSBPE
• Must have hand tools required for plumbing
Text JMHTX to 512-866-1198 for details
An equal opportunity employer
Seeking Journeyman Plumbers in Houston, Texas! Will be responsible for installing, inspecting, and repairing plumbing pipes and systems to ensure all building fixtures are operating correctly in a commercial setting.
JOB DUTIES:
• Install plumbing systems and pipe
• Perform necessary repairs
• Review blueprints and schematics
• Ensure installed pipes and systems pass inspection
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Must have at least 3 years of recent plumbing experience
• Must have recent experience in commercial new construction and or renovations
• Must have a current journeyman plumbing license by TSBPE
• Must have hand tools required for plumbing
Text JMHTX to 512-866-1198 for details
An equal opportunity employer
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