Install, repair, and service pipes, fixtures, valves, pumps, water heaters, filtration products, disposers, boilers, lift stations, and other plumbing and mechanical equipment at the job site.

Read and interpret building codes, blueprints, and technical drawings to determine plumbing plans and project specifications.

Cut, assemble, and weld pipes using a variety of materials, including steel, PVC, and copper to facilitate installations without causing damage to existing construction.

Test plumbing systems for leaks and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal codes.

Diagnose plumbing issues, troubleshoot system failures, and recommend effective solutions. 

Collaborate with contractors, electricians and other trade workers on the site to deliver smooth and effective project completion.

Maintain and inspect all tools, equipment and safety equipment and inform supervisors of defective tools, hazardous material conditions or project concerns. 

Accomplish the plumber job on their own or together with other team workers and contractors for customer satisfaction. 

Follow all workplace safety procedures and project safety protocols.

Use hand tools, power tools (including chippers, saws, and soldering equipment), powder-actuated tools and heavy machinery as required for construction plumber jobs. 

Perform physical labor that may involve bending, lifting, stooping, kneeling, digging, excavating, stretching, working at heights and loading and unloading equipment and materials. 

Perform tasks under various conditions like cramped space, attics, trenches, rooftops, multi-story buildings, indoors and outdoors, and in hot, cold, damp or wet weather conditions. 

Work in a range of lighting conditions, from daylight and artificial light to low light or semidarkness.