New Home Construction Rough-in Plumber

New Home Construction Rough-in Plumber


Company
Habberjam Mechanical
Location
Edmonton, AB
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
$100K–$150K a year
Posted
1 day ago
Via
via Career Beacon

Job Description
We are seeking a New Home Construction Rough-in Plumber to join our team! The selected individual will install water supply lines and drainage systems. Hourly and piece pay available!

Responsibilities:
• Assemble and install plumbing systems
• Troubleshoot and repair pipe and pipeline systems
• Review blueprints and building codes to determine optimal work procedures
• Maintain and repair septic and commercial sewer systems
• Prepare written work cost estimates for clients
• Adhere to safety policies and procedures

​Qualifications:
• Previous experience in plumbing, maintenance, or other related field
• Ability to read blueprints and schematics
• Ability to handle physical workload
• Strong troubleshooting and critical thinking skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Company DescriptionA well established company serving Edmonton and area for over 25 years. Tight knit company with lots of room for advancement.
Company Description
A well established company serving Edmonton and area for over 25 years. Tight knit company with lots of room for advancement.

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Q What is the minimum hourly wage for plumbers in Canada in 2026?
As per the Government of Canada, the median wage for plumbers is CAD 32.50 per hour as of January 2026, with provincial minimums starting at CAD 17.20 in Nova Scotia and reaching CAD 25.00 in British Columbia for certified roles. Apprentices receive CAD 15.00 per hour during the first year of training, with overtime at 1.5 times after 44 hours weekly in Ontario.
Q What Red Seal certification and experience are required to work as a plumber in Canada in 2026?
The Government of Canada requires completion of a 4-5 year apprenticeship program plus 9000 hours of on-the-job training for Red Seal endorsement, which is mandatory in all provinces for journeyperson status as of 2026. Applicants need a high school diploma or equivalent and must pass the Red Seal exam with a minimum 70% score.
Q How many hours per week can plumbers work and what paid leave applies in Canada for 2026?
Government of Canada standards set standard hours at 40 per week for plumbers, with statutory holiday pay at 4% of earnings and vacation entitlement of 2 weeks after one year increasing to 3 weeks after five years. Full-time roles include 10 paid sick days annually under federal rules effective 2026.
Q What tax deductions apply to plumber income in Canada for the 2026 tax year?
The Government of Canada requires plumbers to pay federal income tax at 15% on the first CAD 55,867 earned in 2026 plus provincial taxes averaging 10-15%, with mandatory CPP contributions of 5.95% up to CAD 68,500 and EI premiums of 1.63% up to CAD 63,200. Tool and uniform expenses up to CAD 1,000 can be claimed as deductions.
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