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Pipe Layer
Job Description
Pipe Layer #26-00315
Baltimore, MD
Onsite Job Description
We are seeking an experienced Pipe Layer to join a growing site and utility construction team in the Baltimore area. This individual will be responsible for installing underground utility systems and working alongside equipment operators and laborers to complete site development and utility projects safely and efficiently.
Responsibilities
Install underground utility pipe, including water, sanitary sewer, and storm drainage systems
Read and understand blueprints, grade stakes, cut sheets, and project specifications
Set and align pipe to proper line and grade
Assist with trench preparation, bedding, backfill, and compaction
Work closely with excavator operators to safely install pipe and structures
Install manholes, inlets, catch basins, valves, and other utility structures as needed
Ensure pipe joints, connections, and installations meet project specifications
Use lasers and other grading equipment to maintain proper elevations
Assist with layout and preparation of underground utility work
Maintain a clean and safe work area and follow all company and jobsite safety procedures
Work as part of a crew and assist with other site and utility construction activities as needed
Qualifications
Previous experience as a Pipe Layer or Underground Utility Crew Member
Strong experience installing water, sewer, and/or storm drainage systems
Ability to read construction plans and understand line and grade requirements
Experience working around excavators and other heavy construction equipment
Knowledge of trench safety and underground utility construction practices
Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions
Reliable transportation and ability to report to jobsites throughout the Baltimore area
Ability to perform physically demanding work and lift materials as needed
Preferred Experience Candidates with experience in site development, heavy civil construction, wet utilities, stormwater systems, and municipal utility work are strongly preferred.