Plumber Apprentice/Helper

Plumber Apprentice/Helper


Company
Draino Plumbing
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
6 days ago
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Job Description
Job DescriptionJob Description

Looking for a solid job where you can learn a trade and get paid to do it?

We're hiring a Plumbing Apprentice / Helper to join our growing team. If you're strong, reliable, and ready to work, we'll teach you everything you need to know.

What You'll Be Doing:

Digging and assisting on plumbing jobs

Lifting materials and tools

Working alongside experienced plumbers

Learning real skills on the job

What You Need:

Good attitude and strong work ethic

Able to lift heavy and work outdoors

Willing to dig and work hard all day

Show up on time-every day

Why This Job:

No experience required - we train you

Steady work + opportunity to grow

Learn a trade that pays for life

If you're serious about working and want a real opportunity, apply now.

Company DescriptionWe are a growing plumbing and drain service company specializing in:
Drain cleaning
Sewer camera inspections
Sewer line replacements and excavations
Water line repairs and replacements
Residential and commercial service workCompany DescriptionWe are a growing plumbing and drain service company specializing in:

Drain cleaning

Sewer camera inspections

Sewer line replacements and excavations

Water line repairs and replacements

Residential and commercial service work

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Plumber Jobs

Q What hourly rate including overtime applies to plumber positions in the United States starting January 2026?
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, plumbers receive a base rate of $32.45 per hour with time-and-a-half at $48.68 per hour for all hours over 40 in a workweek as of January 1 2026. This rate applies nationwide under the Fair Labor Standards Act for non-exempt plumbing roles. Union contracts in 12 states add an additional $4.25 per hour shift differential.
Q What visa and work permit steps are required for foreign plumbers to work legally in the United States in 2026?
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services requires an approved H-2B petition with a valid temporary labor certification from the Department of Labor showing no qualified U.S. workers available. The visa cap for fiscal year 2026 is set at 66,000 with an additional 20,000 returning worker exemption available until March 31 2026. Applicants must submit Form I-129 and pay the $460 filing fee plus $150 fraud prevention fee.
Q What education and experience minimums qualify someone for licensed plumber jobs in the United States?
The U.S. Department of Labor requires completion of a 4-5 year registered apprenticeship program totaling at least 8,000 hours of on-the-job training plus 576 hours of related classroom instruction. A high school diploma or GED is mandatory before starting the apprenticeship. Four states additionally require 2 years of documented prior experience for license examination eligibility in 2026.
Q Which documents must be submitted when applying for plumber positions through official U.S. government workforce channels in 2026?
Job seekers must upload a completed ETA Form 9089, current plumbing license, and proof of apprenticeship completion to the Department of Labor's job bank system. A valid Social Security card and state-issued photo ID are required for I-9 verification within three business days of hire. Background check authorization forms must also be signed before any conditional offer.
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