Plumbing Pipefitter, II
Description The Plumbing Pipefitter II is an experienced tradesperson responsible for installing, fabricating, and leading the installation of process piping systems, including compressed air, gas, and clean water lines, in commercial and industrial environments. This role requires hands-on pipefitting and plumbing experience, including installation practices consistent with plumbing codes and standards.
This position works with minimal task supervision and ensures all work meets safety, quality, and performance standards. Primary Responsibilities: Interpret blueprints, specifications, and isometric drawings for accurate system layout Install and connect compressed air systems, gas piping, and clean water lines in accordance with applicable plumbing codes Measure, cut, thread, groove, and prepare piping materials independently Install carbon steel, copper (soft soldered and brazed), PVC, and related piping systems Perform soft soldering and brazing of copper piping to industry standards Install valves, regulators, drains, and related plumbing components Verify system alignment, pressure integrity, and code compliance Perform pressure testing and system commissioning Troubleshoot field conditions and implement effective solutions Maintain strict adherence to OSHA and company safety standards Communicate effectively with foremen, project managers, inspectors, and other trades Maintain clean and organized job sites Requirements Minimum 2+ years of pipefitting and plumbing experience required Experience installing gas lines, clean water piping, and related plumbing components Working knowledge of plumbing codes, fittings, valves, and system components Proficiency in soft soldering and brazing copper piping Ability to read and interpret blueprints and mechanical drawings Strong understanding of job site safety practices Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work at heights or in confined spaces Reliable transportation and clean driving record for travel to multiple job sites Must own standard industry hand tools Strong communication and leadership skills Preferred Qualifications Experience with process piping, compressed air systems, or HVAC piping OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification Experience leading small crews or acting as a crew lead Working Conditions Work performed indoors and outdoors in active construction environments Exposure to dust, noise, temperature extremes, and industrial conditions Typical schedule Monday–Thursday, with overtime or weekend work as needed Travel throughout Upstate South Carolina and occasional neighboring states Salary: Competitive pay depending on experience Performance bonus Benefits: 401(k) matching Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Life insurance Paid time off Bonus opportunities