Apprenticeship
Table Rock Campus
Careers in plumbing focus on protecting public health and keeping homes, businesses and industrial facilities running safely and efficiently. With apprenticeship training and certification, you can enter a skilled trade that offers steady demand, hands-on work and opportunities to grow your responsibilities over time. As you gain experience, you may move into more specialized roles or advance into leadership, supervision or business ownership.
Potential Careers
Journeyman Plumber
Installs, maintains and repairs plumbing systems in residential, commercial and industrial
settings while meeting safety codes and specifications.
Service Plumber
Diagnoses and fixes plumbing issues such as leaks, clogs and system failures, often
working directly with customers.
Construction Plumber
Installs plumbing systems in new buildings, coordinating with other trades during
construction projects.
Maintenance Plumber
Performs routine inspections, repairs and upgrades to keep plumbing systems operating
efficiently over time.
Plumbing Foreman or Supervisor
Oversees job sites, coordinates crews and ensures projects are completed safely, accurately
and on schedule.