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AM Mechanical is seeking a skilled commercial pipefitter to join our on-site team. You will read blueprints, lay out overhead piping, install hangers and supports, and fabricate piping systems on active construction sites, ensuring safety and quality standards.
Role requires 3+ years installing process piping, travel to projects nationwide on a rotating schedule, and flexibility to work 10-hour days Mon-Sat with occasional evenings and Sundays. A valid driver’s license or travel doc is required.
AM Mechanical is a nationally based design/build mechanical contractor, specifically focused on the installation of commercial process piping systems. We service customers across several different industries, including the commercial laundry, manufacturing, plastics, clean room, food & beverage, cosmetics/ pharmaceutical, and indoor vertical agriculture spaces.
As a commercial pipefitter, you will be responsible for planning and coordinating with our on-site team as required to install turnkey mechanical piping systems on active construction sites and operating process facilities. AM Mechanical takes pride in our crew’s ability to perform high quality project installations while maintaining strict safety standards.
All successful candidates must have a valid driver's license and complete a criminal background check.
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