Plumbing Mechanic
kaye plumbingNew York (NY)
Plumbing Mechanic
Posted 2 days ago
kaye plumbingNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description Job Description Plumbing Mechanic Kay Plumbing - Long Island City, NYGood PayExcellent Benefits 401KUniformsSteady WorkPaid Sick DaysPaid Holidays Paid Vacation DaysMust work OT when needed Must have 5 years as Journeyman, a 40 Hours OSHA card & must have DOB (Journeyman Registration Card with Gas Operator) or must have the Gas Operator with Plumbing Foundation. Must have knowledge with Sprinkler/Standpipe system (certification of fitness) S-12 & S-13 with the NYFDMust have a clean drivers license. Must have hand tools. Must pass a background check. Must live in the 5 boroughs or Nassau CountyPlease do not apply unless you meet these requirements.
Company Description:
Kaye Plumbing Inc. is fully licensed to perform plumbing and boiler installation and repair work. The workforce has the flexibility to perform either the "jobbing plumber" tasks of basic repair or the "roughing plumber" tasks of full-scale installation, complying with all federal, state and local requirements and with environmental rules and regulations.
Company Description:
Kaye Plumbing Inc. is fully licensed to perform plumbing and boiler installation and repair work. The workforce has the flexibility to perform either the "jobbing plumber" tasks of basic repair or the "roughing plumber" tasks of full-scale installation, complying with all federal, state and local requirements and with environmental rules and regulations.
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