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Michigan Licensed Journeymen Plumbers Needed! With OT!

Posted 5 days ago

grus constructionWyoming (MI)

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Senior

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$40/hr

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About the role

Job Description: Michigan Licensed Journeymen Plumber needed for a commercial projects near the Grand Rapids, MI area. You will be working on underground PVC DWV up to 18. You will be running new water mains, installing copper water supply piping using pro-press and soldering. You will be running blac-iron threaded gas lines. You will also be trimming out fixtures on-site such as: toilets, lavs, faucets, valves, etc. You must have all tools of the trade. You may be required to take a drug test and background check upon arrival.
Pay: up to $40/hrPer Diem: None
Duration: 1.5 years
Hours: 45 Hours a WeekPlease call Grus Construction Personnel for an immediate interview or reply with resume!
Phone: 888..230..9908 Fax: 888..230..9909
Email: registration@@gruspersonnel.com (remove the additional @ symbol)\nCompany DescriptionWe believe our mission is two-fold: to staff our client’s projects with the highest quality of skilled tradesmen available and to foster an environment in which the quality of our workers continues to increase. We are dedicated to delivering quality and efficiency in one package. Grus offers our workforce the opportunity for permanent employment and a diversified work experience through our many and varied clients. We believe the service Grus provides offers benefits to both the general contractor and the skilled worker.
Company Description: We believe our mission is two-fold: to staff our client’s projects with the highest quality of skilled tradesmen available and to foster an environment in which the quality of our workers continues to increase. We are dedicated to delivering quality and efficiency in one package. Grus offers our workforce the opportunity for permanent employment and a diversified work experience through our many and varied clients. We believe the service Grus provides offers benefits to both the general contractor and the skilled worker.

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