Residential Construction Plumber (Rough & Finish Plumbing)

Residential Construction Plumber (Rough & Finish Plumbing)


Company
Ambrocio Earthwork Construction
Location
Altadena, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
31–35 an hour
Posted
6 hours ago
Via
via Indeed
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Job Description
Ambrocio Earthwork Construction Inc. is seeking an experienced plumber for residential construction projects throughout the Los Angeles and Orange County areas. We are looking for someone experienced in both underground/rough plumbing and finish plumbing work.

Responsibilities
• Install water, drain, waste, and gas lines
• Perform underground plumbing and rough-ins before concrete pours
• Complete finish plumbing installations
• Read construction plans and plumbing layouts
• Coordinate with project managers, inspectors, and other trades
• Ensure work meets California code requirements
• Troubleshoot plumbing issues on-site
• Maintain clean and organized job sites

Requirements
• Previous residential construction plumbing experience required
• Experience with underground, rough, and finish plumbing
• Knowledge of California plumbing codes
• Ability to read blueprints/plans preferred
• Reliable transportation required
• Must be dependable and punctual
• Own tools preferred

Preferred Experience
• ADU and residential construction projects
• Foundation and underground plumbing inspections
• New construction and remodel projects

Job Type

Full-time

Pay

Pay based on experience

Work Location

Los Angeles & Orange County Area

Pay: $31.00 - $35.00 per hour

Work Location: On the road

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