Job Description
Position Description
This role requires the ability to work independently with minimal supervision on moderately complex projects. Candidates should demonstrate a strong knowledge base and maintain a consistent quality of work that meets or exceeds expectations. The ideal candidate will have mid-to-high level skills and be proficient in the following areas:
Installing and laying out headers and piping using SCH40 black or galvanized pipe.
Tube bending and proper layout techniques.
Installing L-series copper piping, including sweating and layout.
Installing SCH80 PVC pipe and creating corresponding headers.
Interpreting blueprints and effectively using pneumatic and hydraulic schematics to assemble and pipe mechanical systems.
Applying knowledge of industry standards such as J.I.C. pipefitting specifications.
Setting and adjusting system working pressures, valve sequencing, hydraulic flow, and other mechanical variables.
Identifying and understanding functions of components such as check valves, pneumatic/hydraulic valves, ball valves, FRL units, and more.
Documenting all changes clearly on engineering or assembly drawings.
Following safety and environmental regulations and recognizing potential safety concerns.
Adhering to company quality standards and participating in process improvement initiatives.
Maintaining a clean and organized work area.
Supplying and maintaining personal tools and protective equipment as required.
Consistent, reliable attendance is essential in this role.
Work Environment & Physical Requirements
The position involves frequent standing, walking, and manual work with hand tools. Daily tasks may include:
Frequent reaching, climbing, kneeling, crouching, or crawling.
Occasional sitting and lifting of objects up to 25 pounds.
Regular exposure to moderate noise levels and moving machinery.
Occasional work at elevated heights or in potentially hazardous areas.
Potential exposure to electrical components.
Must be capable of distinguishing colors and focusing on detailed visual tasks.
Reasonable accommodations can be provided for individuals with disabilities to perform essential duties.
Education & Experience
One-year technical certificate or trade school training preferred.
Minimum of five (5) years of relevant hands-on experience.
Equivalent combinations of education and experience will be considered.
Skills & Abilities
Proficient in reading and interpreting technical publications, regulations, and engineering documents.
Capable of writing clear reports, procedures, and correspondence.
Comfortable presenting technical information to supervisors, team members, and clients.
Strong mathematical reasoning, including geometry, trigonometry, and ratio/proportion calculations.
Effective problem-solving skills in practical settings with minimal standard procedures.
Able to follow a wide range of instructions in written, oral, schematic, or scheduled formats.