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Pipefitters
What is a Pipefitter?
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A pipefitter is a master craftworker who installs many varieties of piping systems.
They layout, fabricate and assemble pipes from drawings, blueprints and specifications. They thoroughly test the piping systems for
proper operation.
Pipefitters install and service sophisticated equipment, state
of the art controls and piping systems for power generations, pharmaceutical manufacturing, food processing and refrigeration, petroleum
refinery and chemical and petrochemical processing. They complete environmental control systems in schools, hospitals, hotels, motels,
malls, high-rise offices and apartment buildings. |
How do I Prepare for the Trade?
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o General math, algebra, geometry and trigonometry courses
o General science, chemistry and physics courses
o Drafting, blueprint reading and mechanical drawing courses
o Welding, metal and machine shop |
How do I Qualify?
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o 18 years of age
o Possess a high school diploma or GED (transcript required)
o Willingness to take drug/alcohol test |
What are the program specifics?
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o Length of program - 5 years
o On-the-job work experience (probation, 1 year)
o A minimum of 960 hours classroom related training
o Starting pay -45% journeyperson |
Where do I Apply?
Plumbers, Pipefitters JTC
2601 North 30th Street
Escanaba, MI 49829
906-789-9784
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