We Build PIPEFITTERS

What You’ll Do on the Jobsite:

• As a Pipefitter, you will install and maintain piping systems that carry gases, chemicals, and liquids in industrial, commercial, and residential settings, ensuring safe and efficient operation.
• You will design, install, and repair high-pressure systems, including steam, hydraulic, and fuel lines, to ensure proper functionality and prevent dangerous leaks or failures.
• You will test piping systems for leaks, pressure, and performance, making necessary adjustments to ensure safety and compliance with industry standards.
• You will detect and repair or replace damaged pipes, valves, and fittings, maintaining the integrity of critical piping systems.
• You will read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings to plan, install, and modify piping systems that meet design specifications, building codes, and customer requirements.

What You’ll Learn in the Apprenticeship Program:

• As a Pipefitter apprentice, you will learn the fundamentals of piping systems, including how to install and repair systems that transport gases, chemicals, and liquids, critical for industrial and commercial projects.
• You will gain hands-on experience cutting, threading, bending, and welding pipes made from various materials like steel, copper, and plastic, ensuring you're equipped to handle diverse pipefitting tasks.
• The program covers the installation and maintenance of high-pressure systems, such as steam, hydraulic, and fuel lines, giving you the skills to work in specialized industries like manufacturing and energy.
• You will be trained in reading and interpreting blueprints and technical diagrams, allowing you to plan and execute pipe installations that meet exact specifications and building codes.
• You will take courses on safety protocols and code compliance, with an emphasis on OSHA regulations, proper use of tools, and maintaining safe working conditions on the job site.