Plumber Helper Goals and Objectives Examples
Demonstrate knowledge of plumbing tools and equipment.
Understand the basics of plumbing codes and regulations.
Develop skills in measuring, cutting, and assembling pipes.
Assist in the installation of plumbing systems.
Learn how to troubleshoot plumbing problems.
Gain experience working with different types of pipes.
Master the use of hand and power tools.
Become proficient in cutting and threading pipe.
Develop knowledge of plumbing fittings and fixtures.
Learn how to solder copper pipes.
Gain experience in installing water heaters.
Become knowledgeable about plumbing safety procedures.
Learn how to locate and repair leaks.
Improve communication skills with customers and colleagues.
Develop customer service skills.
Gain experience working with drain cleaning equipment.
Master the use of a snake or auger.
Become knowledgeable about sewer lines and septic systems.
Learn how to install and repair gas lines.
Gain experience working with toilets, sinks, and faucets.
Become proficient in using a plunger and low-tech drain cleaners.
Learn how to use a hydrojet or power washer for drain cleaning.
Improve time management skills.
Develop problem-solving abilities.
Gain experience in handling emergencies such as burst pipes or clogged drains.
Learn how to read blueprints and schematics.
Become familiar with green plumbing technologies.
Gain experience working with water filtration systems.
Develop a basic understanding of HVAC systems.
Learn how to work on commercial plumbing projects.
Improve physical fitness to handle the demands of plumbing work.
Gain experience working in different weather conditions.
Learn how to keep records of completed jobs and materials used.
Become familiar with estimating costs for plumbing projects.
Develop proficiency in using a computer for job-related tasks.
Learn how to work with other tradespeople such as electricians or heating technicians.
Gain experience in pipe insulation and weatherization.
Develop knowledge of backflow prevention devices.
Learn how to install and repair sprinkler systems.
Master the use of a pressure gauge and pressure regulator.
Improve conflict resolution skills.
Develop knowledge of trenchless technology for pipe repair and replacement.
Gain experience working with sump pumps and ejector pumps.
Become knowledgeable about water conservation measures.
Learn how to work on mobile homes or RVs.
Gain experience working on new construction projects.
Develop knowledge of international plumbing codes and standards.
Learn how to work on historic or older buildings.
Become proficient in using a pipe cutter or tubing cutter.
Gain experience working on multi-story buildings.
Develop knowledge of plumbing estimating software.
Learn how to work safely at heights or in confined spaces.
Gain experience working with plumbing subcontractors.
Become familiar with bidding and winning plumbing contracts.
Learn how to work on high-end luxury plumbing fixtures.
Develop knowledge of water softening and conditioning systems.
Gain experience working with solar water heaters.
Become proficient in troubleshooting and repairing garbage disposals.
Learn how to work on slab leaks or foundation leaks.
Improve adaptability to new technologies and innovations in plumbing.
Gain experience working with well water systems.
Develop knowledge of plumbing marketing and advertising strategies.
Learn how to work with real estate agents and property managers.
Gain experience working with government agencies or municipalities.
Become familiar with plumbing apprenticeship programs.
Learn how to work on plumbing-related insurance claims.
Gain experience working on military bases or government facilities.
Develop knowledge of plumbing business management techniques.
Learn how to handle difficult or irate customers.
Gain experience working on emergency response teams.
Become proficient in drafting plumbing plans and blueprints.
Develop knowledge of environmental regulations related to plumbing.
Learn how to work on plumbing-related lawsuits or legal disputes.
Gain experience working with trade associations or industry groups.
Become familiar with plumbing supply chain management.
Learn how to work on international plumbing projects or missions.
Gain experience working with non-profit organizations that provide free plumbing services.
Develop knowledge of plumbing education and training programs.
Learn how to work on plumbing projects in disaster relief zones.
Gain experience working as a mentor or supervisor for other plumbers/helpers.