ResponsibilitiesSteamfitters‑Pipefitters work both indoors and outdoors, laying out, assembling, fabricating, maintaining, and repairing piping systems that carry steam, water, air, gases, chemicals, solids, and fuel in industrial and manufacturing plants and in water purification and water treatment systems.Work EnvironmentWork environments for construction careers can be located outdoors or indoors or both. Work hours may vary as well. Some positions are seasonal while others are full‑time throughout the year, or project‑based with variable hours.Typical WorkplacesGeneral construction contractorsThermal or steam generating plantsLarge manufacturersHospitalsSchoolsChemical plantsOil refineriesHeating,



air conditioning and ventilation companiesIndustrial settings from manufacturers to water treatment plantsSelf‑employedRequired Skills & QualificationsEnjoy careful, precision work.Use hand and power tools and other mechanical tools.Be in positive physical shape.Enjoy variety and hands‑on work.Formal requirements:Minimum for Apprentices: $36,296Average for Journeyman: $65,333 – $72,592Technical training: Y4 – 8 weeks, Y5 – 10 weeksMinimum years of experience required: 7.5 years (13,500 hours)Practical exam required: NoCompulsory apprenticeship/Certificate of Qualifications required: YesBenefitsIncludes apprenticeship wages from Minimum Wage Schedules for Manitoba.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Steamfitter/Pipefitter - $65,333 - $72,592 A Year (Winnipeg)
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📍 Winnipeg