See yourself as a Plumber.

A plumber is responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing systems in residential homes, commercial businesses and industrial settings, as well as handling plumbing fixtures and appliances.

A day in the life of a plumber could start by installing a bathtub, dishwasher, or water heater in the morning, and then working on fixing leaks or installing a water systemin the afternoon. Every day brings new challenges in new environments – it’s rarely the same.

Plumbing is undoubtedly a great career choice as the need is constant. From planned construction projects to emergencies – your expertise is always in demand.

MAP introduces you to a career in Plumbing.

Understand fundamental plumbing principles.
Learn how to properly use plumbing tools.
Take field trips to active construction sites.
Learn important safety protocols.
Develop soft skills like communication and time management.
Learn to build a strong resume.

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More you should know about Plumbing.

Being a plumber is physically demanding with regular bending, crawling, and lifting heavy equipment. Hours can be irregular as some plumbers need to be on call for emergencies. You also run the risk of being exposed to hazardous materials. The right safety courses, however, can prevent accidents from happening.

Where could you work as a Plumber?

Building equipment contractors.
Home builders
Utility systems construction companies.
Local governments.
Factories.

2025 salary range for Plumbers in Colorado:

$52,000 and $94,500

Be a Plumber. Plumbing is an essential service and skilled plumbers are always in demand. Take pride knowing that you play a crucial role in maintaining the infrastructure of homes and businesses, and that your work directly impacts the health of others.