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Do you have what it takes? Do you like variety and have a creative mind? If you like to build things, understand how mechanical systems work, and solve problems. You should consider a career in the pipe trades.

If you like to build, understand how things work, solve problems, like variety and have a creative mind, you should consider a career in the pipe trades. You will be working indoors & outdoors, above and below ground in all seasons of the year. Working conditions can be rugged: cramped with uncomfortable positions, physically challenging and with exposure to periodic bad weather.

The piping industry is very concerned about safety and you will be trained in safety and first aid. You will be part of a team of professionals in an industry that has a direct impact on public safety, convenience, health and comfort.

A Plumber & Pipefitter is responsible for the installation of a system of pipes and equipment conveying steam, water, air and gas, oil, as well as soil, waste and vent piping found in industrial buildings, such as a powerhouse, commercial buildings such as stadiums, institutional buildings such as a hospital and residential buildings. You will work towards getting a state plumbing license, backflow certification, medical gas certification and opportunities to getting certified in multiple weld certifications.

The piping industry is very concerned about safety and you will be trained in safety and first aid. You will be part of a team of professionals in an industry that has a direct impact on public safety, convenience, health an comfort. You will also help to protect the environment with the skills you develop. Dependability and a "can do" attitude are very important.

There are many opportunities for advancement once you become a journeyman.You can become a foreman detailer, supervisor or superintendent. You can move into a management position if you have the ability. You can become an estimator, salesman, designer, office manager or business owner. Being a plumber and pipefitter is both a challenging and rewarding career, do you have what it takes?