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How to Know if You Are a Good Fit for this Apprentice Plumber Position · You like interacting with people. Apply today for the Plumbing Apprentice position. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, we value helping our team members build long-lasting careers in the plumbing industry, starting from general labor positions all the way to team leaders or licensed plumbers.
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Solicite hoy para unirse al equipo de Mr. Rooter Plumbing.
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But, Roto-Rooter also allows you to schedule time riding with, and working alongside, a licensed plumber so you can gain the apprentice hours and knowledge needed to become a plumber.
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How to Know if You Are a Good Fit for this Apprentice Plumber Position This job isn’t for everyone, you’ll follow a system. No one likes needing to call a plumber, so our customers appreciate our proactive suggestions to solve major problems before they happen.
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How We Measure Success at Mr. Rooter Plumbing The team is collaborative and competitive here at Mr. Rooter Plumbing and we keep our eyes on the numbers to ensure everyone wins. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, we give our employees the training and coaching they need every day.
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At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, you don’t need prior plumbing experience or licenses to join our team. Following Our Mr. Rooter Plumbing Process – You’ll follow our proven process, from greeting the customer to collecting payment.
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Apprentice Plumber If job security and career advancement representing a well-known national brand are what you're looking for, Roto-Rooter is the company for you. You’ll earn while you learn the trade, and we’ll guide you through the plumber licensing process to help you advance.
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Roto-Rooter plumbing apprentices/service technicians use their skills to provide solutions to plumbing and drain problems. At Roto-Rooter we believe that investing in our employees is the best investment we can make.
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We provide the job training necessary to set you up for success and launch you into a career as a plumber. Huge opportunity for compensation increase with transition to a plumber. Mr. Rooter of the Oakland/Berkeley area is a family owned and operated business.
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Roto-Rooter provides an initial 12 weeks of paid training plus continual training in our plumbing school. First year Roto-Rooter service technicians can expect top-pay, earning $55,000, on average. That’s why we are proud of our extensive employee benefit package including:Medical insurance with a Prescription Drug CardAccident and Critical Illness InsuranceDental InsuranceVision InsurancePaid VacationPaid TrainingLife InsuranceMatching 401K Retirement Savings PlanTuition ReimbursementProfit SharingRoto-Rooter offers excellent career paths for military veterans and personnel who are planning to transition into new civilian professions.
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A mechanical aptitude is desirable, but prior plumbing experience is not necessary. We also care about the health and welfare of our employees and their families. Document estimates and invoices, both in writing and on a provided smart phone.
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We pride ourselves on being a great place to work, providing excellent pay, flexible work schedules and top benefits. Throughout our 86 years in business, we've learned that service training, and the military structure veterans are used to, are a good fit at our company.
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Apprentice Plumber/ Service Technician. Roto-Rooter provides an initial 12 weeks of paid sewer and drain service training, plus continuing training in our plumbing school to learn the trade.
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Roto-Rooter offers excellent career paths for military veterans and personnel who are planning to transition into new civilian professions. If job security, top pay, excellent benefits, and career advancement representing a well-known national brand are what you're looking for, Roto-Rooter is the company for you.
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Unclog and clean sewers and drains for the customer using Roto-Rooter equipment and tools. Roto-Rooter plumbing apprentices/drain service technicians use their skills to provide solutions to plumbing and drain problems.
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