Journeyman Pipefitters Job Dallas area,Texas USA,Trades / Skilled Labor

Install, maintain, and repair a wide range of plumbing, steam, gas, and medical facility systems, including water distribution, drainage, sterilizers, laundry and dietetic equipment, steam systems, and medical gases operate, inspect, repair, and maintain refrigeration, air conditioning, heating, and ventilation systems
Performs pipe fitting/plumbing trade methods and techniques.
Work independently with minimal oversight and supervise helpers when needed
Read and interpret blueprints and follow standard codes and safety practices
Coordinate daily work assignments with VA personnel and report progress to the COR
Complete daily service logs, timecards, and work documentation
Work both indoors and outdoors in a hospital facility environment
Other duties as assigned

Required Qualifications

Active Texas state plumbers/pipe fitters license
Minimum 4 years of trade experience as a journeyman-level pipefitter
Current OSHA certifications applicable to pipe fitting, hot‑work, hazardous environments, and safe work practices.
Ability to read blueprints and following standard codes and safety practices
Experience maintaining and repairing a wide range on plumbing, steam, gas, and medical facility systems including water distribution, drainage, sterilizers, laundry and dietetic equipment, steam systems, and medical gases.
Ability to perform heavy physical work safely in a hospital facility environment
Ability to perform duties both indoors and outdoors, including in basements, kitchens, and manholes.
Ability to complete VA-required privacy, information security, and rules-of-behavior training

Preferred Qualifications

Hospital, healthcare, or critical infrastructure environments
Demonstrated capability to support complex medical facility infrastructure, including steam systems, high temperature equipment, medical gas piping, and hospital plumbing systems.
Experience performing troubleshooting, repairs, code compliant installations, and preventive maintenance across indoor and outdoor environments, including confined spaces such as basements, manholes, mechanical rooms, and kitchens.
Safety practices, hazard mitigation, and proper handling of highrisk tasks such as hotwork, pressurized systems, potential contamination sources, and electrical exposure.
NFPA 99, OSHA, Joint Commission, and VA safety expectations
Working safely in confined, cramped, loud, hot, or high-risk mechanical spaces