Find & Apply For Plumber Jobs in Fayetteville, North Carolina

We're looking for an experienced commercial plumber who can read the plans, lay out the work, and run a job in the field without being babysat. This isn't an entry-level spot. You'll be the person on site who knows what goes where, keeps the crew moving, and makes sure the work passes inspection the first time. What you'll do Read and interpret commercial blueprints, specs, and isometric drawings, and lay out the plumbing systems from them. Run the job in the field — set the daily plan, direct helpers and apprentices, and keep the crew productive and on schedule. Do material takeoffs from the plans; order, schedule, and stage material so the job isn't sitting around waiting on parts. Install commercial plumbing through all phases: underground, rough-in, top-out, and trim — water supply, sanitary and storm drainage, waste and vent, and gas piping. Install and connect fixtures, water heaters, pumps, backflow preventers, and related equipment. Join pipe across the materials and methods used on commercial work — copper (solder, braze, press), cast iron / no-hub, PVC and ABS, PEX, and threaded or grooved (Victaulic) steel. Install and pressure-test natural gas and fuel gas piping to code. Shoot and hold grade and slope on underground and drainage runs (laser level, transit). Coordinate with the other trades and the GC on layout, sleeves, and penetrations so the work fits and the inspections pass. Know and apply the North Carolina State Plumbing Code and any local amendments. Schedule and be on site for inspections; correct any deficiencies fast. Flag scope gaps and field changes early so they get written up as change orders instead of eaten by the company. Track progress against the schedule and report status to the PM or superintendent. Keep field documentation current — as-builts, daily logs, and material used. Keep the work area clean and safe, and follow OSHA and company safety practices. What you need [5]+ years of commercial plumbing experience. Able to read commercial plans and specs and run the work off them with minimal oversight. Working knowledge of the NC State Plumbing Code and gas piping code. Proven ability to lead a crew and run a job from underground to trim. Solid across the commercial pipe materials and joining methods listed above. Shows up, owns the outcome, and holds the crew to the same standard. Can not be scared of heights Certifications and licenses OSHA certified (OSHA 30 preferred for anyone running a crew; OSHA 10 minimum). Valid NC driver's license and a clean enough driving record to operate a company vehicle.

Plumbing license note:

In North Carolina you can work under our company's contractor license, so you don't need to hold your own to apply. That said, a NC Plumbing Technician (PT) license — or progress toward one — is a strong plus and gets you more responsibility faster.

Pluses:

Medical gas certification and backflow tester certification if you've done that work; welding/brazing certs. Physical and other requirements Able to lift 50+ lbs, work in trenches and confined spaces, on ladders and lifts, and in all weather. Own standard hand tools. Able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and background check. What we offer

Pay:

$34.00-$40.00/hr, depending on experience

Benefits:

Health Insurance, PTO, 401K. Steady work, Opportunities for growth.

Pay:

$34.00 - $40.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 4% Match Health insurance Paid time off

Work Location:

In person