Plumber - Commercial New Construction - Installer
wellestablished integrated mep design construction companyGlen Burnie (MD)
Plumber - Commercial New Construction - Installer
Posted 2 days ago
wellestablished integrated mep design construction companyGlen Burnie (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Seeking an experienced Plumber - Commercial New Construction - Installer to join our team. This is an exciting opportunity with an established mechanical contracting company that specializes in commercial plumbing and mechanical systems. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with new commercial construction and a strong understanding of plumbing installation. We are looking for a candidate with the skills and experience to meet the following requirements:
- 5+ years of experience in commercial plumbing and new construction
- Perform underground, rough-in, and finish plumbing installations
- Experience reading and interpreting blueprints, plans, specifications and determining the materials, equipment needed for the job
- Experience with domestic water, sanitary, and storm.
- Ability to install, connect, test, and troubleshoot plumbing and mechanical piping systems
- Ability to work effectively with foremen, superintendents, general contractors, and other trades
- Strong knowledge of commercial construction practices and applicable plumbing codes
- Commitment to quality, safety, productivity, and maintaining a professional jobsite We offer: Salary commensurate with experience Paid vacation and holidays Growth potential Baltimore County residents are encouraged to apply.
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