Plumber Helper Wanted!!!!
Company
Master Fire Mechanical
Location
New York, NY
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
7 days ago
Via
via Job Today
Job Description
Benefits:. Employee discounts. Paid time off. Training & development. Pay: $18.00 - $30.00 per hour. Job description:. Job Responsibilities. Assist with installation, repair, and maintenance of fire systems. . Carry tools and materials to and from job sites. . Prepare and clean work areas before and after projects. . Cut, measure, and assemble pipes under supervision. . Follow safety guidelines and company procedures. . Perform other general labor duties as needed. . Perform inspections, testing, and recharging of kitchen and industrial systems as well as fire extinguishers.. . Installing, maintaining, and servicing fire suppression systems in commercial buildings.. . Being a positive and professional representative of Master Fire Mechanical while dealing with customers, directly and indirectly.. . Must have the ability to work alone and in team setting.. . Must be able to work at heights and lift at least 50lbs. . Must have valid driver's license and willingness to travel within the state of New York State.. . Must be able to pass a drug screen/ background check as condition of employment.. . Candidates should have interest in construction industry and may possess experience reading blueprints, using hand tools and operating machinery.. . Qualifications. Some plumbing or construction experience preferred (will train the right person). . Ability to lift 50+ lbs. and work in various weather conditions. . Strong work ethics and willingness to learn. . Reliable transportation to and from job sites. . Must be punctual, dependable, and a team. Benefits. Competitive pay (based on experience). . Salary commensurate with experience with opportunity for results- driven bonus based on personal output and effectiveness in role. expected hourly range between $18 plus per hour. . Paid Training!!!. . Purpose - Driven work environment: we believe in working smarter and efficiently. You'll be part of a culture that values results, and we empower our team to focus on impactful work and financial security.. . Innovative Culture: We encourage a culture of improvement. You'll have the freedom to express your ideas and be part of a company that is always looking to improve and grow.. . Tools for success: access to leading- edge web- based productivity tools.. . Join our dynamic team where your skills will contribute to high-quality installations in various projects. We value dedication, craftsmanship, and a commitment to safety on the job site.. On-the-job training and potential for advancement
Experience: Required
Employment: Full-time
About Master Fire Mechanical:
Experience: Required
Employment: Full-time
About Master Fire Mechanical:
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