Construction Steamfitters lay out, assemble, fabricate, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair piping systems that carry water, steam, chemicals, compressed air, liquids, gases, or fuel used in energy production, heating, cooling, food & beverage, manufacturing, lubricating and a wide variety of other various processes.
Installation of process piping systems includes basic knowledge as follows:
Digital and blueprint reading, drawings, specifications, detailed isometric sketches, pipe and equipment fabrication, and installation layout.
Rigging, setting, supporting, and piping of related equipment, valves, fittings, etc.
Measure, cut, bend, prepare and join all types of pipes, including threading, welding, brazing, soldering, cementing, fusion, and mechanical joining.
Preparation of the construction site for equipment installation and piping, including walls, floors, ceilings, rooftops, shafts, etc.
Pressure-test all systems to detect leaks prior to startup.
Works independently while using proper piping practices in the industry and confirms the appropriate function of installed/repaired piping systems and related equipment.
The Construction Steamfitter apprenticeship is a 5-year time-based training program where an apprentice earns while they learn. Apprentices learn the trade through three structured training opportunities:
Paid Related Instruction ( Theory & Fundamentals)
Unpaid Related Instruction ( Techniques & Certifications)
On-the-Job Training (Applied Education)
Upon completion of the Steamfitters Local 601 Apprenticeship Program, Journey-level members are awarded 45 college credits and a rewarding career with no college debt.
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