Service Plumber

Elbow Deep and You Don’t Care

When you go to work, you really go into your work. I mean elbow deep if needed.

Plumbing isn’t a job for everyone, which is one reason you know it’s the job for you.

But are you right for us?

Are you friendly?

Are you committed to fixing the problem?

Will you make sure it’s fixed?

Will you remember to pull your pants up? (Look, I know it’s an old stereotype, but the last thing we want is to be the butt of a joke. Literally.)

Let’s cut to the chase: You know your stuff, and what you don’t know we can teach you. What we can’t teach you are manners, personality, and having the heart of a servant.

When you hear us say “servant,” we mean it the way Christ meant it. To truly help someone who needs help. To care for the person you’re helping. To do it honorably, and with the humility He had as He washed the feet of his disciples.

Did that last paragraph make you uncomfortable? You might want to move along, then. You’re not in any way expected to believe what I believe. That’s not appropriate and we don’t work that way. But you should know that my faith in God is the heart and foundation of my company.

Still with me? Good. Now let’s talk about you as a Residential Service Plumber for Aurora Pro Services.

Our company is a team of trades all working together to help homeowners. You have to be part detective/part craftsman. Understand what our customer needs to have happen and come up with a way to make it happen.

This is no place for corner-cutters or liars. You’ll need to go to a job with your head held high, proud to represent Aurora Pro Services. That means you’ll have to be neat, clean, and pass a background check.

It also means you’ll be working with a team in a company that has big goals. We’d love to have you come along on this fantastic journey.

An Aurora Pro Residential Service Plumber starts out between $52k and $72k, depending on your experience. When you’re really cooking, you can make as much as $159k. Honestly. Feel free to ask our top techs. But there’s more than just a paycheck:

Other benefits include:

· Daily team meeting with Gospel Reading…optional

· Ongoing technical training

· Health, dental, and vision insurance.

· Uniform provided. Including shirts, pants, boots, belts, hats, and jackets for spring and winter (must have your own socks and underwear).

· 20 Paid Days Off plus an extra day off for your birthday (we’ll even throw in a birthday cake for free)

· iPad and cell phone

· Gas card

· Fully stocked trucks

· Costco or Sam’s Club Memberships

· Free Tax Preparation by a CPA

· Annual Tool Allowance

· Weekly company breakfast

· Bonuses, spiffs, and commissions

· All the popcorn you can eat!

See? It’s not your typical company. But I know you’re not a typical plumber. If you made it this far and you’re still interested in our company, I have a feeling we’ll get along just fine. I believe strongly in making this a positive place for you and our team. I also believe in being your servant. I want to do whatever I can to set you up to succeed. Just one more thing. When you reply to this posting, include the words Servant Plumber in the subject line. Is this a test? I’m afraid it is. Lots of folks will skip over this paragraph, but it’s important to me that you are the detailed person I think you are.

Let’s get to know each other. Apply today.

I think you’re going to like it here.

Oscar Lopez

Owner, Aurora Pro Services

LIST OF TOOLS REQUIRED FOR EMPLOYMENT:

1. Channel-locks (x2 for 440, 430, 420, 426) (1-460)
2. Nut Driver Set
3. Tape Measure (25’ or longer)
4. Torpedo Level
5. 6 in 1 (x2)
6. Screwdriver Set
7. Allen keys (standard and metric)
8. Torx Set (not bits)
9. Shark Bite Removal Tools
10. Tire Pressure Gauge (20 PSI – 120 PSI)
11. Crescent Wrench (6”, 10” and 12”)
12. Wire Strippers
13. Needle Nose Pliers (short and long)
14. Linesman Pliers
15. Offset Needle Nose Pliers (short and Long)
16. Tiny Tim Saw
17. Putty Knife
18. Water Pressure Gauge
19. Pex Crimping Tool (1/2” and 3/4)
20. Copper Tubing Cutters (imps, midget and Ridged #15)
21. Extendable Basin Wrench (small)
22. Tin Snip Set (recommend the Midwest offset, left and right and a bulldog)
23. Caulking Gun
24. Torque Wrenches (for 5/16” for regular and 3/8” for heavy duty)
25. Sheet Rock Saw
26. Flue Pipe Crimpers
27. Pick Tool Set
28. Spud Wrench
29. Dumbbell Wrench
30. AMP Clamp DMM (Cat. 3 or 4)
31. Manometer (for 1/4 pound system)
32. Cold Chisel/Punch Set
33. Wood Chisel Set
34. Oil Filter Wrench (short handle) or Basket Strainer Wrench
35. Pipe Wrenches (2x 10”, 14”, 18″)
36. Turbo Torch Head
37. Socket Set
38. 1/2” Breaker Bar and 6” Extension
39. Element Wrench or 1/2” x 1-1/2” Socket
40. 2# Sledge
41. Claw Hammer

42. Ball Peen 16 oz.

43. Moen Stem Puller
44. Tub/Shower Socket Set
45. Nipple Extractors (solid)
46. Flaring tool
47. Deburring tool
48. Cleanout plug removal tool/kit
49. Tri-benders or Spring Benders

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: $25.00 – $35.00 per hour

Benefits:

• Dental insurance
• Employee discount
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Professional development assistance
• Referral program
• Retirement plan
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 8-hour shift

Supplemental pay types:

• Bonus pay
• Commission pay

Application Question(s):

• We are a Tobacco Free Company, do you currently use tobacco products?
• What do you do for fun when you’re not at work?
• If you could invite 3 people to a BBQ who would they be and why?
• Tell me about a time you cost your company a lot of money.
• What kind of company are you looking to work at?
• Please read the list of tools required for this position in the body of the Job Description. Do you currently own or will be able to own upon hiring all of the tools on the list?

Work Location: One location

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