Pipefitter

Position Demands Reliable transportation Basic measurement skills and hand tool knowledge Ability to lift 50 lbs Familiarity with safety regulations and safety procedures Journeyperson 4 (Pipefitter) Read and interpret blueprints and sketches Perform shop prefab on piping systems Understand and apply tag-out procedures Sil-braze (Grades 3, 4, and 5) Knowledge of pipe bending, hydrostatic testing, and various piping systems Install pipe hangers and supports Knowledge of piping materials and valve types Journeyperson 3 (Pipefitter) Similar to Level 4, but with limited supervision Ability to perform shop prefab and hydrostatic tests Knowledge of piping systems and proper material applications Capable of sil-brazing (Grade 3) Journeyperson 2 (Pipefitter) Read blueprints and perform shop prefab Some direct supervision required Knowledge of P-1 piping systems and basic hot work procedures Ability to perform hydrostatic tests and install pipe hangers Journeyperson 1 (Pipefitter) Handle minor piping installations with supervision Basic knowledge of blueprints and tag-out procedures Ability to hydrostatic test and install pipe hangers This structured progression highlights the growth in skills and responsibilities expected as one advances through the journeyman levels. If you need any specific modifications or further details, feel free to ask