Utilities Plumber: Maintain & Repair Campus Water & Steam

University of Texas; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 54,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive health benefits

Generous paid vacation, sick time, and

Tuition assistance

Teachers Retirement System of Texas

Flexible spending accounts

LinkedIn Learning trainings

Free UT libraries access

Job summary

University of Texas is seeking a Utilities Plumber to perform journey-level plumbing within UT Austin’s utilities distribution environment. The role focuses on maintenance and repair of utility mains and related systems, ensuring safety and reliability for campus operations.

Responsibilities include installing and maintaining water, sanitary, and steam systems, keeping records, and coordinating with other trades while adhering to safety standards. A core shift is 40 hours per week on campus.

Qualifications

• High school graduation or GED.
• Three years of journey-level plumbing experience.
• More than five years of journey-level plumbing experience (preferred).
• Completion of formal plumbing training program (preferred).

Responsibilities

• Install, repair, operate and maintain distribution systems for water, sanitary and storm sewer, compressed air, natural gas, and high-pressure steam using industry-standard methods.
• Monitor and inspect systems for safety of installation and proper operation.
• Unstop obstructed lines and maintain plant equipment or utility systems.
• Keep accurate records of equipment repair and maintenance logs.
• Work in conjunction with other trades or crafts personnel in support of systems within the power plant and campus facilities.
• Attend staff meetings, safety training and complete required training modules.

Education

High school graduation or GED

Formal plumbing training program

Job description

University of Texas is seeking a Utilities Plumber to perform journey-level plumbing within UT Austin’s utilities distribution environment. The role focuses on maintenance and repair of utility mains and related systems, ensuring safety and reliability for campus operations.

Responsibilities include installing and maintaining water, sanitary, and steam systems, keeping records, and coordinating with other trades while adhering to safety standards. A core shift is 40 hours per week on campus.