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This week’s job market for plumbing professionals looks promising. There’s a strong need for instructors and senior engineers, with some great remote opportunities available too. If you’re looking for a change or know someone who is, this might be the right time to explore these options.
This Week’s Jobs
Plumbing Instructor Company: Roto-Rooter - Chattanooga | Location: Chattanooga, TN
This role is all about teaching the next generation of plumbers. If you love sharing your plumbing know-how, this could be a great fit. Apply Here
Plumbing Instructor Company: Roto-Rooter - Chattanooga | Location: Rome, GA
A chance to train new plumbers in water mitigation and more. Great for those who enjoy mentoring. Apply Here
Plumbing Instructor Company: Roto-Rooter - Chattanooga | Location: Ringgold, GA
Engage with trainees and share your expertise in plumbing. Perfect for those who love a teaching role. Apply Here
Plumbing Instructor Company: Roto-Rooter - Chattanooga | Location: Calhoun, GA
Dive into plumbing education and help shape future professionals. A rewarding teaching position. Apply Here
Plumbing Instructor Company: Roto-Rooter - Chattanooga | Location: Cartersville, GA
Teach and inspire as a plumbing instructor. If you enjoy guiding others, this is the role for you. Apply Here
Contract Trainer: Plumbing Company: St. Charles Community College | Location: Wentzville, MO
Ideal for an experienced plumber who wants to engage in part-time teaching. You’ll lead lectures and practical labs. Apply Here
Sr. Plumbing Engineer Company: KZF Design Inc | Location: Cincinnati, OH
A senior role for those with engineering expertise. Lead projects and ensure plumbing systems meet all codes. Apply Here
Plumbing Training Instructor Company: Famous Supply | Location: Akron, OH
Help keep the plumbing curriculum fresh and relevant. Great for those with a knack for training and instruction. Apply Here
Plumbing Instructor (Evenings) Company: Mechanical Craft Training Institute | Location: Birmingham, AL
Evening teaching opportunity for a skilled plumber. Perfect if you have a heart for teaching and mentoring. Apply Here
Plumbing Installer Company: Cisneros Brothers Plumbing | Location: Riverside, CA
Join a dynamic team and take your plumbing career to new heights. Supportive environment and great growth potential. Apply Here
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Remote opportunities can offer fantastic flexibility, and this week there are plenty in the plumbing and smart water technology sector. If you’re looking to work from home, these roles might just be what you’re after.
Regional Sales Manager (HVAC / Plumbing/Smart Water Technology) Company: Verity Search Partners | Location: Remote
Drive sales and strategy in the plumbing and smart water tech space. Perfect for those with a strong sales background. Apply Here
Territory Manager Plumbing/Smart Water Technology - (Core-2) Company: Verity Search Partners | Location: Remote
A field sales role for those experienced in plumbing and HVAC. Great for self-starters looking to manage their own territory. Apply Here
Moved from field lead to adjunct instructor last spring; a 10‑minute demo lesson using a small PEX manifold mockup and a relevant code citation sealed it. If you’re eyeing the ‘remote’ roles, confirm whether they still need occasional on‑site labs or proctoring — many do. Quick tip: keep a one‑pager with photos of a tricky repair and outcome; ‘show, don’t tell’ beats a resume.
When I applied, I attached a one‑page lesson plan (objectives + a quick exit ticket) and a 3‑minute video demo comparing press vs. braze — got callbacks without prior teaching. @peter_s89’s mockup tip pairs well with a code note like “IPC 2024 §605.5” and this free viewer: https://codes.iccsafe.org/codes/international-plumbing-code. Small caveat: some schools ask for NCCER instructor or OSHA‑10 first, so check before you hit submit.
@clara_82 good call — I landed an adjunct interview fast after uploading a single ‘lab day’ packet with a PEX manifold materials list and the simple rubric I’d use to grade brazed joints. Small caveat: they wouldn’t book the demo until I added my OSHA-10 card to the application.
What finally got me booked for two instructor interviews was a 5‑minute mock LMS module in Canvas showing my lab checklist and how I’d track attendance — both coordinators asked about LMS before anything else. If you don’t have LMS access, I still got a callback by sharing a Google Drive folder with a one‑page rubric and a 60‑second screencast of my grading flow, @sreynolds.
I started getting callbacks after posting a 60-second feedback clip showing how I’d coach a student through diagnosing a no-hot single-handle valve and a short outline tied to NCCER modules; if you don’t have LMS access like @kwhite56, a simple Drive folder with a shop task tracker and sign-in sheet works just fine. No need to over-sweat it.
But i got quicker bites after adding a tiny “lab safety + consumables plan” box to my resume and a link to a 3-photo demo rig album; coordinators want to see you can stage a lab, not just teach it. Small caveat: adjunct pay can be thin, so also scan JATC listings here: Training | United Association. Kind of like showing your tool bag before they hand you the keys.
Quick win: building on @hgreen87, I put key certs right in the email subject — “Plumbing Instructor — ASSE 6010 Med Gas | Backflow | evenings open” — and got same-day screens; coordinators skim fast, so label it like a clean manifold. If you don’t have niche certs, lead with availability or “can start mid-term” and you’ll still pop.