Certified Plumber Journeyperson in Kemptville

Certified Plumber Journeyperson in Kemptville


Company
North America Construction LTD
Location
Ottawa, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
$30K–$60K a year
Posted
21 hours ago
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Job Description
Location: Kemptville

Join North America Construction (NAC) as a Plumber Journeyperson for exciting Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant projects in Kemptville, ON. Bring your expertise in piping systems and heavy construction to a dedicated team.

NAC Constructors Ltd. seeks a skilled Plumber Journeyperson under the Mechanical Superintendent's guidance. This role involves laying out, assembling, and maintaining plumbing systems, requiring technical knowledge in tools, quality control, and safety in heavy construction. You'll handle various piping materials and work collaboratively to ensure the highest standards are met.

Key Responsibilities:

β€’ Install 6" and 10" PVC SDR 35 storm sewer piping

β€’ Cut and thread pipes to specifications

β€’ Assemble and secure piping systems using various methods

β€’ Inspect and test installed systems for quality assurance

β€’ Maintain and modify existing pipe systems and fittings

Requirements:

β€’ Certified Plumber with current credentials

β€’ 2+ years in heavy construction projects

β€’ Proficient in pipe fitting from 2" to 20"

β€’ Knowledge of workplace safety protocols

β€’ Valid WHMIS and safety certifications required

Utilize your plumbing skills effectively while progressing in your career with NAC’s team in Kemptville.
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