Physical & Environmental Requirements
You’ll work in a wide variety of settings: basements, attics, crawl spaces, mechanical rooms, outdoors, and rooftops—often in tight, dusty, hot, or cold environments.
You’ll be exposed to electrical components and live voltage, active water and gas lines, construction zones and household pets, and weather extremes (heat, cold, rain, snow)
You’ll regularly drive a company vehicle to and from job sites, use ladders and work at heights, lift and carry up to 75lbs, climb stairs, kneel, crouch, and maneuver in confined spaces, and stand and/or walk for extended periods
Hours may include late evenings, weekends, and occasional overtime depending on customer needs and seasonal demands.
What Success Looks Like for Our Next Plumber
Shows up ready to work and follows through on commitments
Takes pride in quality work and attention to detail
Communicates clearly with customers and teammates
Works safely and follows established processes
Takes ownership, solves problems, and is willing to keep learning