Superior Electrical Mechanical & Plumbing, Inc.
Commercial construction and service contractor specializing in electrical, mechanical and plumbing for new builds, remodels, tenant improvements.
Hydro Jet Technician
Operate high‑pressure water jetting equipment to clean commercial plumbing lines on night shift.
Job Highlights
About the Role
The technician will be responsible for cleaning and maintaining a variety of plumbing lines, using company‑provided tools, vehicles, and trailers. Effective communication with customers, dispatch, and management, as well as adherence to safety standards, are essential components of the role. • Inspect plumbing systems for blockages and cleanout locations. • Tow trailers and equipment using company vehicles per policy. • Maintain and service jetting equipment for job readiness. • Communicate job status to customers, dispatch, and managers. • Document service calls and vehicle usage accurately. • Follow all safety protocols and safe work practices. • Mentor apprentices/helpers on best practices. • Perform additional plumbing tasks as assigned.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸plumbing inspection
- ▸equipment maintenance
- ▸trailer towing
- ▸job communication
- ▸documentation
- ▸safety compliance
What You Bring
• Operate sewer cameras (experience preferred). • Minimum two years of commercial hydro‑jetting or plumbing experience. • Proficient in English and basic computer/mobile applications. • Hold a valid driver’s license with an insurable record (≤2 points in 5 years). • Pass pre‑employment drug test and background check. • Available for graveyard shift (Tue‑Sat or Sun‑Thu). • Travel across California and other states as needed.
Requirements
- ▸sewer cameras
- ▸hydro‑jetting
- ▸driver's license
- ▸graveyard shift
- ▸travel
- ▸computer apps
Benefits
Applicants must have at least two years of recent commercial hydro‑jetting or plumbing experience, a valid driver’s license with an insurable record, and the ability to pass a drug test and background check. The company offers competitive wages, medical coverage, 401(k) contributions, supplemental insurance options, paid sick leave, vacation time, and opportunities for skilled‑trade development, with occasional travel required. • Hydro‑jet sanitary sewer lines, grease traps, branch lines, storm and roof drains. • Receive competitive wages, medical benefits, 401(k) contributions, supplemental insurance, paid sick leave, vacation, and trade development opportunities.
Work Environment
Field