Commercial Pipefitter/Plumber - $28-$30/hr

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skilled trades servicesCharlotte (NC)

Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing

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Mid

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$28.00 - $30.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description NOW HIRING: Commercial Pipefitter/Plumber Qualified Candidates ONLY need apply!

Location: Rock Hill, SC area

Schedule: Full-time, 48 hrs/week (Monday-Friday)Start: ASAP Must have COMMERCIAL Pipefitting/Plumbing experience. NOT QUALIFIED, please don't respond! Project: Join a commercial team building out an educational facility. You'll handle installation, layout, and assembly of piping systems-including Copper Pipe & Weld Pipe up to 5" in diameter-to spec, safely and on schedule.

Responsibilities: Measure, cut, thread, groove, and assemble pipe (up to 5") per drawings and codes Install hangers/supports and verify slopes, elevations, and clearances Work with foreman to stage materials and maintain a clean, safe work area Pressure test, troubleshoot, and finalize systems for inspection/turnover

Requirements: Clean background and ability to pass a pre-employment drug screening Reliable transportation and consistent Monday-Friday, 48-hour availability Hands-on experience with Well Pipe up to 5" (commercial environment)Ability to read prints/takeoffs and work safely with hand and power tools Strong safety mindset; follows OSHA and site-specific protocols

Pay Rate: $27-$30/hr DOE Equal Opportunity Employer. All employment is contingent on successful completion of pre-employment screenings.

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