Capitol Power Plant Pipefitter — On‑Call Piping & Maintenance

LAUKOA

Washington (District of Columbia)

On-site

USD 58,000 - 102,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Health & Welfare

401(k) with company match

Paid vacation and sick leave

Life and AD&D insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Flexible work environment

Voluntary benefits package

Job summary

LAUKOA seeks a Pipefitter to maintain high/low-pressure piping at the Capitol Power Plant in Washington, DC. This full-time day shift role requires on-call availability for emergencies and adherence to safety and project schedules.

Responsibilities include installing, repairing, and testing piping systems, reading drawings, and maintaining documentation in the CMMS; a current DC/Maryland license and NITC certification are required.

Qualifications

Current, valid journey-level Pipefitter license in DC or MD.
NITC Steamfitter/Pipefitter certification or equivalent.
At least 3 years of experience as a licensed apprentice-level pipefitter in facilities of comparable complexity.
Completed vocational training in plumbing maintenance and service work.
Required licenses/certifications must be current upon contract award.
Obtain and maintain tunnel-entry certificates in asbestos awareness, permit-required confined space, and heat stress prevention; refreshers thereafter.

Responsibilities

Install, assemble, troubleshoot, modify, repair, and maintain high- and low-pressure piping, fittings, and fixtures.
Maintain high-pressure steam, high-temperature water, water, storm drainage, and related systems.
Install and repair condensate, sewer, sump, and water pumps and water softeners.
Repair steam traps, relief valves, and control valves.
Cut, thread, and connect pipe using various joint methods.
Use plans/specs to size, estimate, install, and repair piping.
Enter maintenance reports and photographs into TMA.
Maintain familiarity with the Emergency Operating Plan and support emergency response activities.