PHOENIX, AZ - COMMERCIAL PLUMBING SERVICE TECHNICIAN

Job Description: Commercial Plumbing Service Technician

Levels: Senior and Master

Department: Commercial

We have open positions for experienced Commercial Plumbing Service Technicians. This position will primarily service customers in Phoenix, Arizona and surrounding areas.

Pay Range: $30.00 - $40.00 per hour, DOE

Job Summary

The technician is responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing plumbing systems in commercial and industrial environments. Strong knowledge of large piping systems, technical problem-solving skills, and the ability to work in varying conditions are essential for this role. The technician will work closely with engineers, contractors, and clients to ensure compliance with building codes and safety standards.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Follow blueprints and installation instructions to correctly place and configure equipment.

• Install and set up new plumbing systems for water supply, and waste disposal in new and existing spaces.

• Install, maintain and repair water heaters, boilers, and other large-scale plumbing components.

• Perform routine maintenance on commercial and industrial plumbing equipment.

• Diagnose and troubleshooting complex plumbing issues that could affect entire building.

• Ensure systems and all their components function correctly while adhering to both local and national plumbing codes and regulations.

• Conduct system start-ups and performance test in accordance with the manufactures specifications.

• Follow all company, state, and federal safety protocols and guidelines.

• Work with clients, contractors, engineers, managers, dispatchers and other tradespeople while performing this job.

• Perform service calls and clearly communicate with clients about the work being performed and address any questions that they may have.

• Communicate with clients and supervisors to ensure that the work meets their specifications and expectations.

• Maintain accurate records of all installations, including materials used, hours worked, and any issues encountered.

• Provide written reports and documentation to dispatch and managers detailing installation progress and system performance.

• Attend training sessions and classes, either on the job or through a trade school program, to expand knowledge in the industry, including regulations and safety protocols.