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U.S. Engineering

Builds and maintains mechanical building systems

Building Trades Journeyman Service Plumber

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$60.51/yr
Mid
Kansas City, MO, USA
In Person
Building TradesPlumbing & Pipefitting

About the job

Requirements
  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Current Building Trades Journeyman Plumber status is required.
  • Basic hand tools are required; advanced tools will be provided.
  • Basic plumbing skills and piping assembly skills, including soldering and brazing, are required.
  • Reliable transportation is required.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain and repair general plumbing components, including toilets, urinals, faucets, hose bibs, and drains.
  • Install, repair, or replace domestic hot- and cold-water lines.
  • Repair and replace domestic hot water heat pumps, sump pumps, and sewage pumps.
  • Install, test, and repair backflow prevention devices of all sizes.
  • Lead troubleshooting efforts and repair steam, water, and gas distribution systems.
  • Use and maintain equipment and supplies properly, and promote continuous improvement in workplace safety and environmental practices.
  • Interpret and apply mechanical and structural blueprints to plan plumbing repairs and modifications.
  • Perform miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.
  • Respond to plumbing calls as required.
  • Maintain an inventory of spare parts.
  • Coordinate with area owners on tasks that could affect their area or process.
  • Provide additional assistance to fellow team members.
  • Identify issues and request work orders as needed to repair them.
  • Obtain quotes and send purchase requests to the purchasing agent.
  • Communicate and document all issues, concerns, and tasks performed.
Desired Qualifications
  • Medical gas certification is a plus.

About the company

U.S. Engineering builds and maintains heating, cooling, plumbing and other mechanical systems for commercial and institutional facilities. Its businesses handle construction and renovations, with teams that plan systems, install equipment and keep buildings operating after handoff. Metalworks manufactures piping and sheet metal assemblies away from the job site, while Innovations coordinates projects around prefabricated systems. The group works for building owners and contractors through construction projects, fabrication orders and service agreements. Its U.S. operating roots date to 1893, and U.S. Engineering Holdings is headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Kansas City, MO

Founded

1893

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What believers are saying

  • Skills development has several routes: U.S. Engineering advertises field training, mentorship, leadership development and continuing education.
  • Education savings receive employer support: U.S. Engineering advertises contributions to 529 education savings plans.
  • Manufacturing capacity expanded: September 2026 Metalworks opened a Lawrence facility and projected 30 additional positions during its first year.

What critics are saying

  • Project leaders own cost control: Innovations' Senior Project Manager forecasts profitability monthly and adjusts execution plans.
  • Routine site travel limits flexibility: Innovations' Senior Project Manager position requires daily driving to projects.
  • Manufacturing involves physical work: Metalworks' Lawrence Production Associate listing specifies ladder climbing, kneeling and lifting.

What makes U.S. Engineering unique

  • Metalworks reaches distant projects: it reports product deliveries to 48 states, including Hawaii.
  • Production visibility spans the order: Metalworks connects quoting, manufacturing tracking, quality checks and delivery through proprietary technology.
  • Clean fabrication has a dedicated environment: Johnstown uses a cleanroom certified to the ISO 5 cleanliness standard.

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