Apprentice Plumbers at Momentus Field Service – Evington, Virginia

Apprentice Plumber
Momentus Field Services
Herndon VA
$20-$30 Per hour- Part time to Full Time
Job Details
1099 - Per pay Job ( an estimation Per Hour in Between $30 to $40)
Job type- Part time to full time
Shift and Schedule - Flexible (at least 20 hours a week)

Scope of work
Momentus Field Service offers a comprehensive range of commercial plumbing services across Virginia. Our offerings include:

Basic Plumbing Services

• Faucet and toilet installation or replacement
• Showerhead upgrades
• P-trap cleaning
• Garbage disposal replacement
• Shutoff valve installation
• Water pressure adjustments
• Minor pipe leak repairs

Intermediate/Extensive Services

• Extensive drain clog removal
• Leak detection using moisture sensors or pressure testing
• Partial pipe rerouting
• Toilet flange repairs
• Water heater replacement (up to 75 gallons)
• Sump pump installations
• ADA-compliant fixture upgrades
• Urinal services
• Backflow preventer installation and testing
• Advanced Plumbing Services
• Hydro jetting of main lines
• Sewer camera inspections (CCTV)
• Trenchless sewer repair
• Full building repiping (copper, PEX, CPVC)
• Commercial boiler or water heater installations
• Grease trap systems
• Submetering for multi-tenant buildings

Key Responsibilities:

• Install, maintain, and repair plumbing fixtures, including:

  • Faucets

  • Toilets

  • Showerheads

  • Garbage disposals

  • Urinals

  • Water heaters

• Perform minor and extensive pipe leak repairs

• Conduct drain cleaning and clog removal using:

  • Standard plumbing tools

  • Hydro-jetting equipment

• Detect leaks using:

  • Moisture sensors

  • Thermal imaging

  • Acoustic tools

• Reroute piping as needed

• Install backflow preventers, sump pumps, and ADA-compliant fixtures

• Support installation and maintenance of commercial water heating systems

• Assist with booster pump system installation and maintenance

• Perform trenchless pipe repair

Requirements
1. In general, plumbing work requires comprehensive training and hands-on experience, typically gained through a formal apprenticeship or comparable education and practical background