Phillip Janecke

Mechanical Piping & Supply

Mattawan, MI

09.1999 - Current

Collaborate with other tradespeople such as electricians or plumbers when necessary.
Test plumbing systems for leaks using air pressure gauges or other testing devices.
Assemble and secure pipes by welding joints or using cement or solder.
Use hand tools such as saws, drills, wrenches, threaders, to perform tasks related to the job at hand.
Install supports for pipes to keep them in place during installation process.
Measure, cut, thread, groove, bend and install piping according to specifications.
Read blueprints and diagrams to determine the type of pipe and tools needed for each job.
Repair or replace worn parts such as seals and bearings on pumps and valves.
Perform routine maintenance on equipment such as checking fluid levels or replacing gaskets when necessary.
Troubleshoot malfunctioning systems by diagnosing issues with components such as valves or pumps.
Performed hydrostatic pressure testing of boilers and pressure vessels.
Managed movement of materials and equipment to different job sites.
Threaded pipes using specified machinery.
Threaded and installed pipe using pipe wrench and dies.
Handled all responsibilities for piping systems, including fabricating, assembling, installing and maintaining.
Measured and marked pipes for cutting and threading.
Cut openings in walls and floors to accommodate pipe and pipe fittings.
Filled piping systems with water and air to test for leaks.

Summary