Ackerman Plumbing

Commercial Journeyman Service Plumber

Sarasota, FL
Full Time
Sarasota Service Plumbing
Mid Level
 

Commercial Journeyman Service Plumber
Sarasota, Florida

Let’s be honest.
If you’re one of the best commercial service plumbers out there, your paycheck and benefits should know it.

Tired of being micromanaged by people who don’t turn wrenches? Ready to run a service truck like it’s your business—not a suggestion box for the office? Want the trust and freedom to do what you do best without calling in for permission every five minutes?

Good. We like plumbers who know their stuff.

At Ackerman Plumbing, we hire skilled professionals, give them the tools and support they need, and then get out of their way. If you’re missing respect, autonomy, and compensation that actually match your experience, you just found your next stop.

Ackerman Plumbing — where great plumbers are treated like it.

About Ackerman
Family-owned and operated since 1946, Ackerman Plumbing has proudly provided expert craftsmanship across four generations. Our projects range from hospitals and hotels to educational institutions and museums, consistently setting industry standards for quality and reliability.
Our company has built its reputation on the belief that our customers deserve nothing less than the "World’s Greatest Plumbers."

Benefits:
  • Excellent Hourly Rate $37 and up DOE
  • 9 Paid Holidays
  • Paid Time Off
  • Paid Sick Time
  • Excellent Health, Vision and Dental Insurance
  • New Take Home Truck and Gas Card
  • The Latest Technology and a Work Phone
  • Monthly Training
Your Responsibilities:
  • Be highly motivated, flexible, with a great attitude.
  • Be neat in appearance (Tattoos are ok!).
  • Have strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to handle stress and work effectively under pressure.
  • Well organized, able to prioritize, with exceptional follow-through abilities
  • Work alongside dispatch to ensure the overall success of the business.
  • Be accurate and timely with service reports and time.

What We Are Looking For:
  • Have no less than 3 years of verified commercial plumbing experience.
  • Ability to calculate basic math problems and formulas.
  • Be accurate and timely with service reports and time.
  • Be highly motivated, flexible, with a great attitude.
  • Be neat in appearance.
  • Have strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to handle stress and work effectively under pressure.
  • Well organized, able to prioritize, with exceptional follow-through abilities.
  • Work alongside dispatch to ensure the overall success of the business.

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