Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
This week, there’s a solid mix of opportunities for pipefitters across various locations. The demand is steady, with a few critical needs cropping up. Interestingly, there’s a verified remote position for those looking to work from anywhere.
This Week’s Jobs
Pipefitter Company: Tradesmen International, LLC | Location: Athens, TN
This role is open to pipefitters with all levels of experience. It’s a chance to work on a project that’s already underway, which means you can jump right in and get to work. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: Industrial Trade Services | Location: Cheyenne, WY
Looking for experienced pipefitters comfortable in a dynamic environment. If you’ve got the skills, this role could be a great fit. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: Comfort Systems USA MidAtlantic | Location: Durham, NC
A call to all pipefitters to join a thriving team. The company promises a supportive environment and plenty of work to keep you busy. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: Industrial Trade Services | Location: Ghent, KY
This industrial pipefitter role pays $30-$32 per hour. It’s a solid opportunity if you’re looking for a good rate in a hands-on setting. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: CyberCoders | Location: Kannapolis, NC
This job is geared towards those with proven experience in an industrial construction environment. If that’s your background, this could be a great match. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: Industrial Trade Services | Location: Clarksville, TN
Offering $32-$36 per hour, this role is for industrial pipefitters looking to earn well. It’s a solid gig for those wanting to work in Clarksville. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: Tradesmen International, LLC | Location: Simi Valley, CA
For those with journeyman experience, this project in Simi Valley might be just what you’re looking for. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: Tradesmen International, LLC | Location: Nashville, TN
Another opportunity from Tradesmen International, this time in Nashville. They’re looking for motivated pipefitters ready to start immediately. Apply Here
Pipefitter Company: Integrity Staffing Group Inc. | Location: Sterling Heights, MI
A long-term opportunity for lead and senior pipefitters. If you’re looking to settle into a stable role, this might be your ticket. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
For those seeking more flexibility, there’s a verified remote position this week. It’s a great chance to apply your skills without being tied to a specific location.
Pipefitter Company: Primo Fire Protection LLC | Location: Roswell, GA
This remote role involves building and maintaining pipe systems. It’s perfect for experienced pipefitters who want to work from home. Apply Here
That’s it for this week’s roundup. Stay safe out there, and best of luck with your applications. Keep an eye out for more opportunities as they come up.
I did a remote pipefitter contract last quarter — mostly isometric takeoffs, spool markups, and RFIs in Bluebeam; think laptop, not ladder. If you’re eyeing the ‘verified remote’ one, keep a sample spool package and certs ready, and confirm it hasn’t shifted to hybrid on the company site, @Tradesme. Do they want Navisworks too?
Quick tip: remote pipefitting goes smoothly if the client shares current P&IDs plus a point cloud or 360 walkthrough before you quote. If not, budget extra time for ‘what size is that valve?’ calls across time zones and make sure VPN access is sorted — measure twice, VPN once.
On my last remote gig, the time sink was getting hydro test packs and weld maps to line up with the latest P&IDs; ask @Tradesme to confirm spec breaks, test limits, and the tie-in windows before you quote. If they can’t provide that, pad a few hours for turnover package cleanup and as-built redlines — otherwise you’re playing ‘Where’s Waldo’ with RFIs.
And if the “verified remote” is legit, nail down VPN and license access upfront — Plant 3D/Navisworks plus whatever DMS they use (ACC, Procore, or SharePoint). Also confirm who owns model versioning and the upload cadence; a messy CDE will burn more time than takeoffs. If they won’t commit to same‑day RFI turnaround, price in idle time or push for a weekly coordination slot.
If you’re eyeing that remote spot this week, nail down who issues IFC isos and how revs flow to fab; I lost a day when purchasing bought to Rev B while the model was already at Rev D — . Also set a daily 15-min RFI window in their time zone so you don’t burn a whole day waiting, @cw7102.
For the ‘verified remote’ one, get their spool ID mask and weld number convention upfront; I got burned when my S2-010 prefixes didn’t match the fab’s ERP and 32 spools got renumbered, . Since these are posted in ‘real-time’ this week, push for a 15‑min alignment with fab/purchasing so traceability ties out — @tina_l88’s VPN note is solid, but this saves more hours. If they won’t share, at least grab a sample IFC iso with their stamp plus the current released spool list.
@Marcos Quick tip from a recent remote spool job: clarify who closes out ‘test packs’ and the required turnaround for photo/witness uploads… One client wanted ACC uploads within 2 hours and covered a $50/month internet stipend, another didn’t and throttled VPN after hours. If they won’t cover bandwidth, at least get the expectations in writing so you’re not pressure-testing your Wi‑Fi during a hydro.
Seen a ‘verified remote’ spool job stall because no one owned RFI turnaround across time zones — lock the SLA and who stamps hold points during your hours. Also confirm the redline path (Bluebeam Studio vs Procore) before you start; I burned half a day chasing PDFs, @carlson_84. If they won’t pin that down this week, I’d skip and grab one of the real-time posts before it expires.