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O*NET Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters

Publisher: O*NET OnLineLast checked: 2026-08-01

Provides detailed tasks, skills, knowledge, tools, and work context for plumbing and piping occupations, helping prospective workers understand the technical and physical demands before enrolling.

Limitations: The profile is occupational research, not a license, school endorsement, or job listing. Actual duties and requirements vary among service plumbing, construction, pipefitting, steamfitting, and maintenance roles.

Use this page as one evidence source, compare it with the other resources in the guide, and confirm dates, eligibility, local rules, costs, and availability directly before making an education, employment, licensing, or hiring decision.

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Provides detailed tasks, skills, knowledge, tools, and work context for plumbing and piping occupations, helping prospective workers understand the technical and physical demands before enrolling. Use this page as one evidence source, compare it with the other resources in the guide, and confirm dates, eligibility, local rules, costs, and availability directly before making an education, employment, licensing, or hiring decision.

Limitations

The profile is occupational research, not a license, school endorsement, or job listing. Actual duties and requirements vary among service plumbing, construction, pipefitting, steamfitting, and maintenance roles.

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