Senior Plumber

What Separates Parkland Health from Other Organizations?

• You'll be doing work that really matters, keeping the hospital running safely so patients and staff can depend on everything working the way it should.

• You get to work with big, modern systems you don't usually see anywhere else, so every day brings something different and hands-on.

• You'll take the lead on jobs, share your experience, and help newer plumbers grow into the trade.

• Parkland is a solid place to build your career, with plenty of support, training, and chances to move up.

• One of the best parts: the people. It's a great place to work because everyone gets along — not just in plumbing, but with electrical, HVAC, refrigeration, building & grounds, management, and even Parkland Police. The whole place feels like one big family.

Keep a Hospital Running — One System at a Time

At Parkland Health, every system matters. From water lines to medical gas systems, our plumbing team plays a critical role in keeping one of Dallas County's most important hospitals operating safely and efficiently. As a Senior (Master) Plumber, you'll bring advanced expertise to install, maintain, and repair complex plumbing systems that support patient care across the entire campus.

This role is ideal for a highly experienced plumber who takes pride in craftsmanship, leadership, and ensuring critical infrastructure runs flawlessly.

What You'll Do:

• Lead and support Journeyman plumbers, providing guidance, training, and daily work direction

• Investigate and prioritize plumbing service requests across the hospital campus

• Inspect contractor installations to ensure code compliance and Parkland standards

• Install, inspect, and repair plumbing fixtures and systems including pipes, valves, pumps, faucets, toilets, and showers

• Maintain and repair natural gas and medical gas lines to ensure safe and reliable operation

• Perform advanced preventive maintenance on plumbing and piping systems to minimize downtime

• Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings to support installation and repair work

• Collaborate with engineering teams, contractors, and hospital departments to maintain facility operations

• Document maintenance, repairs, and installations within the computerized work order system

• Train and mentor new team members to strengthen team capability and performance

• Follow all safety regulations, codes, and compliance standards required in a healthcare environment

What You Bring:

• 8+ years of plumbing experience

• Master Plumber License – State of Texas (required)

• Medical Gas Endorsement (preferred)

• Valid Texas Driver License (Class C)

Skills That Set You Apart:

• Advanced knowledge of plumbing systems, materials, and installation methods

• Ability to install and repair medical gas systems

• Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills

• Ability to read blueprints and technical plans

• Experience using computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS)

• Strong communication and leadership skills

• Ability to train and mentor team members

Salary:

$25.90 to $44.57 per hour

Physical Requirements:

This role requires the ability to lift heavy materials, climb ladders, stand for extended periods, and work in active facility environments.