Plumbing

Become a Plumber

Ensure the Safety of Arizona Residents

Plumbers don’t just work with sinks and toilets. Union plumbers are responsible for repairing, maintaining, and installing work vital to Arizona’s health and safety. Plumbers handle systems such as drinking water, ventilation and sewer systems, and wastewater treatment systems.

Have 5+ Years of Experience as a Journeyman?

A career in plumbing has a positive outlook among Arizona journeymen. Because plumbing is such a profound part of any city, union plumbers work in a variety of settings such as:

Residential

Commercial

Industrial

Become a Union Plumber

Hear It From Our Members

“Thanks to Local 469, I’ve been able to advance my career with the education and training the UA has to offer. I recommend joining to those looking for a better quality of life.”
Mike, Journeyperson
“Benefits, retirement, growth - that is what comes to mind when I think about Local 469. I wanted to ensure that I would have a steady retirement income, when I come of age, as well as being able to leave something for those who I love and matter to me.”
Christian, Journeyperson
“Joining Local 469 opened up many new opportunities for me and my family. The health insurance and other benefits we get really put us in a good spot financially.”
Maurice, Journeyperson

Frequently Asked Questions

Plumbers install a variety of piping systems in homes, businesses, hospitals, and industrial facilities including drain waste & vent, roof drain, water, gas, and medical gas systems.

Due to the rise of green technologies, energy efficiency, and many professionals in the workforce reaching retirement age, the demand for plumbers is high.

Aspiring plumbers must receive industry-lead training through the five-year United Association (UA) registered apprenticeship program. Depending on your skill set, this program can be completed in less than five years.

Want To Become a Plumber, but Don’t Have the Experience?

Become an Apprentice