Plumbers are sanitary and heating equipment technicians who are increasingly working with solar energy. Discover the plumber's job description and the software offered by Techtime to help you increase your productivity.
Plumbers can work as self-employed craftsmen/installers, auto-entrepreneurs, plumbing contractors or construction companies.
Combining several trades into one, it's a multidisciplinary multidisciplinary professionand the missions are multiple :
Plumbers work on construction sites. He or she is responsible for laying out the path of pipes along walls and partitions, and ensuring that the position of piping is optimized for the passage of fluids (water, gas).
Although the plumber's work is punctuated by emergency repairs, he also works on a variety of sites :
For private customers, the plumber intervenes to repair and refurbish equipment. He shapes piping and sizes it to the required dimensions. They use soldering tools to connect pipes to heating or sanitary appliances.
While technical skills are essential to the electrical trade, other qualities are also required.
Versatile and, above all, very useful, the plumbing profession is an exciting one. But it does have a few drawbacks.
The plumber is a professional professional who carries out a variety of tasks. He or she can work for a specialist firm, a construction company or be self-employed, working for private individuals or companies.
The plumbing trade can also be easily easily accessible, without the need for lengthy studies (see below). Although more advanced studies can lead to more senior positions. Above all, even for beginners, this profession offers particularly attractive and motivating remuneration.
The plumbing trade involves wide range of working hoursespecially for emergency work, which can take place in the evening evenings, weekends and public holidays.
The plumber may also be required to adopt uncomfortable postures uncomfortable postures for several hoursor even carry heavy loads.
Finally, independent craftsmen are subject to stiff competition which forces them to develop their skills, experience and reputation in order to do their job properly.
The plumbing trade is accessible through several levels of trainingsome of which are available immediately after the 3e. Here are a few examples of possible training courses to become a plumber:
Plumbers also have the option of completing training courses that lead to further qualifications to specialize and provide more services to their customers. These include :
A plumber's salary is likely to evolve according to his or her experience, status - salaried or self-employed - specialization and geographical location.
An entry-level employee can earn one SMIC per month, i.e. around 1,700 euros gross.
After a few years' service, an experienced salaried plumber can expect to earn between 2,000 and 2,500 euros gross.
En the end, a self-employed plumber can expect to earn between between 2,800 and 5,000 euros gross per month.
Techtime allows you to control all your on-site plumbing and optimize your organization.
Techtime consists of two software adapted to each context:
Thanks to our plumber management software, you save precious time so you can concentrate on your work. To this end, you have a number of functions at your disposal:
reporting software reporting software Thanks to its timeline news feed, you can access precise activity reports without waiting for end-of-day reports. This means you can manage any emergencies and better meet deadlines.
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