Industrial Pipefitter
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You will install, fit, hang, align, and test large industrial piping systems. You will read drawings, identify conflicts, install valves and supports, assist with equipment connections and pressure tests, manage materials and work areas, follow LOTO, PPE, and permit procedures, report hazards, and complete punch-list work through system turnover.
Responsibilities
- Install, measure, cut, bevel, fit, hang, and assemble industrial piping
- Perform flange, groove, thread, and welded-joint fit-up
- Install valves, fittings, hangers, supports, strut, anchors, and pipe racks
- Read isometric, spool, and arrangement drawings and report drawing conflicts
- Support hydro, pneumatic, and service tests and repair leaks
- Stage, move, and inventory materials, tools, and equipment
- Assist with pumps, cooling towers, air handlers, and mechanical equipment connections
- Open and close work areas, remove debris, and segregate scrap
- Follow LOTO, PPE, and permit procedures
- Report damaged materials, unsafe conditions, and drawing conflicts
- Complete punch-list work and cleanup through system turnover
Requirements
- 3+ years installing large industrial or commercial piping, a recognized pipefitter apprenticeship, or equivalent military experience
- Welded, flanged, grooved, or threaded pipe installation
- Hangers and supports
- Pipefitting hand tools
- Power tools
- Bevelers
- Material-handling equipment
- LOTO
- PPE
- Data-center, industrial, or heavy-civil construction
- Large-bore welded industrial piping
- Carbon piping
- Stainless steel piping
- Pump
- Air handler
- Cooling tower
- Isometric drawings
- Spool drawings
- P&ID drawings
- UA, NCCER, or equivalent pipefitter credential
- OSHA 10 or equivalent training
- Hot-work practices
- Hydrotest practices
- Flange-management practices