Plumber

☛ Tell me about an important goal that you set in the past.

☛ If you were hiring a person for this job, what would you look for?

☛ What are three positive things your last boss would say about you?

☛ Why did you decide to pursue this career?

☛ What was the most stressful situation you have faced?

Think of actual examples you can use to describe your skills. Just wait for them ending their questions then answer.

Talk about specific work related experience for the position you're interviewing for.

It honestly has been awhile. When I first learned to solder, I always had leaks, but as I did it more I got better and only on occasion would a copper pipe leak.

Yes. In fact, the difference can be damaging to your home and your body. Maybe you have experienced damaged clothing from the laundry, excessive soap consumption, pipe scaling, faucet and fixture deterioration, skin problems, or undesirable tastes or odors from your water. If you have, then you have a water problem. Call Blue Mountain for expert advice on all kinds of water treatment systems.

Some of the health and safety risk that plumber face are

• Exposure to a hazardous substance like lead, sulfur dioxide, mould, carcinogenic substances

• Exposure to flammable and combustible materials

• Working in awkward positions may lead to musculoskeletal injuries

• Lifting heavy or awkward objects

• Risk of eye injury from flying particles

• Burns from hot equipment’s like steam lines, hot water heater, etc.

• Cut and bruises due to a sharp end of pipes

• Risk of electric shock while digging under-ground water pipes

Yes, I carry my own tool kit for basic tools.

When the lowest plumbing fixture in the house overflows when another fixture (like a CWM) is draining; the septic tank needs to be pumped, there is a break in the sewer pipe outside the house or the main drain is plugged somewhere.

• Cup Plunger

• Duct tape or wash cloth

• Sink Auger

• Channeled type pliers

• Bucket

I enjoy making the customer happy, but what I enjoy the most is overcoming a challenging problem and fixing and correcting whatever the problem may be, its a great feeling.

Of course sometimes they get upset depending on what we are currently doing, but they know it is my job and are happy and thankful I am able to have a job even if I am on call.

Not currently. I would like to focus only on plumbing until I finish school and obtain my master's plumbing license. After I may want to learn HVAC or electrical.

You might buy a better flushing toilet for your situation. Some air assisted toilet flush well. When the low gallonage gravity toilets first came out I replaced a couple of new Kohler Wellworth Lites with the Am.Std. air assist toilet with good results. That was then and this is now. Today most brands of gravity toilets flush well (including the redesigned Kohler Wellworth models). Power assisted toilets tend to be noisy and frankly, today I definitely do not recommend power assisted toilets.

By the end of 1999 (most brands of U.S. made) gravity toilets manufactured were flushing fine. At the end of 2000 my guess is that over 85% of 1.6gpf toilets flushed well.

• Drain the water out and make the leakage pipe dry

• Now take a coupling, similar to the size of the pipe that is leaking

• Now cut the coupling into half

• Make sure that the half you going to use should have stop inside, as you have to slide the leakage pipe into it

• Slather the inside of the patch with adhesive, make sure that you have enough of the adhesive on your patch, as that is the portion that going to connect with the leaked pipe.

• Place the patch onto the pipe and slide it into

A broken water line out in the yard may include an excessively high water bill, puddles in your yard or the sound of running water when no faucets or appliances are using water. Blue Mountain can pinpoint the problem without needless trial and error destruction of working pipes. In many cases we can fix the problem right away and save you money.

To me, there is no worst thing I've had to do. I've had a lot of dirty days as a plumber, but it is my job and to me there is no one job that was worse than any other job.

Installation of Showers, drainages, toilets, hand and dish wash basin, heating system, Irrigation pipe lines, Sprinklers, Fogger , and Misting pipe lines.

A pipe dope is a pipe joint that is used to create a watertight seal.

Pvc under the building and just inside the building then change to copper pretty much instantly with a stop tap.

PVC is definitely a better choice, since copper pipes tend to rust, heat up and are time taking to install in contrast to plastic piping that is easy to install, has greater insulation and is rust proof.