Lead Plumbing Installer

The Lead Plumbing Installer is responsible for leading residential plumbing installation projects from start to finish while maintaining the highest standards of quality, safety, cleanliness, efficiency, and customer service.

This position is a working-lead role. The Lead Installer is expected to perform hands-on plumbing work while directing apprentices and helpers, coordinating with the office and other trades, and ensuring every installation meets company standards, manufacturer specifications, and applicable plumbing codes.

The Lead Installer represents the company in the customer's home and is expected to conduct themselves as a professional, knowledgeable, and trustworthy representative of a top-tier plumbing company.

• Lead residential plumbing installations from preparation through final completion.
• Complete rough-in, trim-out, fixture installation, water distribution, DWV, and equipment installations.
• Install and replace water heaters, fixtures, valves, pumps, PRVs, and related plumbing equipment.
• Read and understand plans, drawings, scopes of work, and plumbing layouts.
• Verify materials and equipment before beginning work.
• Identify installation issues before they become costly problems.
• Complete work correctly the first time and minimize callbacks.

• Direct apprentices and helpers throughout the installation.
• Assign daily tasks and monitor progress.
• Teach proper plumbing installation techniques and code requirements.
• Hold crew members accountable for workmanship, safety, cleanliness, and productivity.
• Set the example for attitude, professionalism, and work ethic.
• Develop apprentices into capable, independent plumbers.

• Perform a complete quality check before requesting final inspection.
• Pressure test and properly test completed plumbing systems.
• Verify proper pipe sizing, support, slope, protection, and installation.
• Check fixtures, valves, water heaters, drains, vents, and water distribution systems.
• Complete the company's QCA/final inspection checklist.
• Correct deficiencies before the job is considered complete.
• Maintain a goal of zero avoidable callbacks.

• Maintain a professional appearance and attitude while working in customers' homes.
• Protect flooring, walls, cabinets, landscaping, and personal property.
• Communicate clearly with homeowners about the work being performed.
• Explain completed work and equipment operation when appropriate.
• Leave the work area cleaner than it was found.
• Represent the company with honesty, respect, and professionalism.

• Use Service Titan for all required job documentation.
• Review the assigned job, scope, notes, and materials before starting.
• Document job progress, changes, issues, and completion.
• Upload required photos and documentation.
• Complete installation checklists and QCA forms.
• Document materials used and additional work required.
• Keep job notes clear enough that another employee can understand exactly what happened on the job.

• Follow all company safety policies and OSHA requirements.
• Use proper PPE and safe work practices.
• Maintain a clean and organized job site.
• Follow applicable Georgia and local plumbing codes.
• Follow manufacturer installation requirements.
• Identify unsafe conditions and correct or report them immediately.
• Never sacrifice safety or quality to save time.

• Maintain an organized truck, tools, and material inventory.
• Verify materials before leaving for the job.
• Coordinate material needs with the office or warehouse.
• Maintain efficient workflow throughout the installation.
• Communicate delays, material shortages, or jobsite problems immediately.
• Coordinate with HVAC, electrical, construction,…