Plumber – Industrial Plumbing

About the Role

Celestix Industries is establishing a new, large-scale manufacturing campus in Falna, Rajasthan, comprising multiple factories involved in wiring harness manufacturing, copper busbar production, sheet metal fabrication, structural steel fabrication and industrial manufacturing.

We are looking for an experienced and hands-on Plumber / Plumbing Technician to support the installation, testing, commissioning, repair and maintenance of factory plumbing, water supply systems, drainage networks, sanitary fixtures and industrial utility piping.

This position is suitable for an experienced Maintenance Plumber, Industrial Plumber or Plumbing Technician who has worked in factories, industrial facilities, commercial buildings, institutional campuses or large construction projects.

During the initial greenfield setup phase, the selected candidate will support plumbing installation, pipeline routing, water distribution connections, sanitary plumbing, drainage installation, pump piping and testing activities in coordination with the Civil, Maintenance and Project teams.

Once the facilities become operational, the Plumber will be responsible for plumbing breakdown maintenance, water leakage repairs, drainage cleaning, pipeline repairs, sanitary fixture maintenance, preventive maintenance and reliable operation of the campus water distribution systems.

The manufacturing campus may include:

• Factory water supply and distribution systems
• Underground and overhead water tanks
• Domestic water pipelines
• Industrial utility water pipelines
• Water pumps and associated piping
• Toilets, washrooms and changing facilities
• Canteen and staff amenity plumbing
• Drainage and wastewater piping
• Rainwater drainage systems
• Valves, fittings and plumbing accessories
• Other facility plumbing and utility systems

The most important requirement is practical plumbing installation and maintenance experience, including pipe fitting, leak detection, pipeline repair, drainage maintenance and the ability to independently resolve routine plumbing problems.

We are not looking for someone whose experience is limited to assisting another plumber without being able to independently carry out basic installation, troubleshooting and repair work.

This is a hands-on factory maintenance position involving coordination with the Maintenance Manager, Civil team, Administration and external plumbing contractors.

Key Responsibilities

1. Factory Plumbing Installation & Maintenance

• Perform installation, repair and maintenance of factory plumbing systems.
• Install and maintain water supply pipelines and plumbing fittings.
• Identify and repair pipeline leaks and damaged plumbing components.
• Inspect plumbing connections, joints, valves and fixtures.
• Replace defective pipes, fittings, washers and seals.
• Maintain reliable water distribution throughout the factory.
• Carry out routine plumbing repairs and assigned maintenance work.
• Coordinate material and tool requirements with the Maintenance department.
• Ensure plumbing work follows approved drawings and installation procedures.
• Maintain proper records of completed maintenance activities.

2. Greenfield Factory Plumbing Installation & Commissioning

As this is a new manufacturing campus, the Plumber will support initial plumbing installation and testing activities.

Responsibilities include:

• Assist with installation of water supply and utility piping.
• Support routing and installation of plumbing lines according to approved drawings.
• Coordinate with the Civil and Project teams regarding pipe routes, sleeves and openings.
• Install pipe supports, clamps, brackets and approved fittings.
• Assist in connecting water tanks, pumps and distribution lines.
• Support sanitary plumbing installation in toilets, washrooms and canteen areas.
• Participate in pipe leakage testing and pressure testing using approved procedures.
• Identify installation defects and report them.
• Support flushing and cleaning of newly installed pipelines.
• Coordinate final inspection and commissioning with the responsible engineers.
• Maintain records of installation and testing activities where required.

The Plumber will execute assigned work under the direction of the responsible project or maintenance engineer and will not independently approve engineering designs.

3. Water Supply Pipelines & Distribution Systems

• Install and maintain water supply pipelines.
• Understand the layout of factory water distribution systems.
• Inspect pipe joints, fittings and connections for leakage.
• Repair defective pipeline sections.
• Replace damaged valves and fittings.
• Monitor recurring water leakage problems.
• Assist in identifying low water pressure or interrupted supply.
• Support proper operation of water distribution networks.
• Coordinate necessary shutdowns before pipeline repair.
• Restore systems safely after authorized repairs.

4. Plumbing Pipes, Fittings & Jointing Methods

The candidate should have practical knowledge of common plumbing materials such as:

• PVC pipes
• UPVC pipes
• CPVC pipes
• PPR pipes
• HDPE pipes
• GI pipes
• Other approved plumbing materials used in industrial and commercial facilities

Responsibilities include:

• Identify suitable pipe sizes and fittings according to approved specifications.
• Cut, measure and prepare pipes for installation.
• Perform appropriate pipe jointing operations.
• Understand threaded, solvent-welded, heat-fused and mechanical joints as applicable.
• Install elbows, tees, reducers, couplings, unions and other fittings.
• Ensure proper pipe alignment and support.
• Inspect completed joints for leakage.
• Follow manufacturer recommendations for joining and installation methods.

5. Water Pumps, Valves & Associated Piping

• Assist in installation and maintenance of plumbing connections to water pumps.
• Inspect suction and discharge pipelines.
• Identify visible leakage around pump connections.
• Inspect and replace approved pipe fittings and valves.
• Understand basic isolation, non-return and flow-control valve functions.
• Assist in troubleshooting low-flow or water pressure problems.
• Check pipeline obstructions and damaged plumbing components.
• Coordinate pump-related electrical or mechanical problems with qualified Maintenance personnel.
• Support preventive maintenance of pump-associated piping and fittings.

Electrical motor repairs, specialized pump overhauls and control-panel maintenance will remain with authorized electrical and mechanical maintenance personnel.

6. Water Tanks & Storage Systems

• Inspect accessible plumbing connections associated with underground and overhead water tanks.
• Identify leakage from inlet and outlet connections.
• Maintain float valves and other approved plumbing components.
• Assist with water tank filling and distribution issues.
• Repair or replace defective tank-related plumbing fittings.
• Coordinate tank cleaning and maintenance with authorized teams.
• Report abnormal water loss or overflow conditions.
• Follow safe procedures when working near tank openings or elevated locations.

Entry into underground tanks, pits or confined spaces must be carried out only under approved safety procedures and permits.

7. Drainage & Wastewater Pipeline Maintenance

• Install, inspect and maintain factory drainage piping.
• Identify blocked or damaged drains.
• Clear routine drainage obstructions using approved tools and methods.
• Repair leaking or damaged drainpipes.
• Maintain drainage connections and fittings.
• Assist with maintenance of floor drains and inspection chambers.
• Coordinate drainage repairs with Civil and Maintenance teams.
• Report recurring drainage blockages and damaged underground pipelines.
• Maintain clean and functional drainage systems.
• Follow appropriate hygiene and safety practices during drainage maintenance.

8. Toilets, Washrooms & Sanitary Plumbing

• Install and maintain toilets, washbasins, taps and associated sanitary fixtures.
• Repair leaking taps, flush valves and cisterns.
• Replace damaged plumbing fittings and accessories.
• Clear routine washroom drain blockages.
• Inspect sanitary plumbing connections for leakage.
• Repair water supply and drainage connections.
• Maintain plumbing systems in employee washrooms and common facilities.
• Coordinate urgent repairs affecting hygiene and employee amenities.
• Keep sanitary plumbing systems in proper operating condition.

9. Canteen, Staff Facilities & Common-Area Plumbing

• Maintain plumbing systems serving canteens and employee facilities.
• Repair water supply connections and drainage lines.
• Inspect taps, sinks and plumbing fixtures.
• Coordinate repairs affecting water availability.
• Identify leakage and water wastage in common areas.
• Maintain proper plumbing operation in staff amenities.
• Support timely resolution of plumbing complaints.
• Coordinate with Administration regarding facility maintenance priorities.

10. Industrial Utility Water Piping

Support plumbing maintenance for utility water systems associated with factory operations, where applicable.

Responsibilities include:

• Assist with installation and maintenance of approved industrial water pipelines.
• Maintain utility water distribution connections.
• Inspect pipelines supplying equipment or utility systems.
• Identify leakage, damaged valves and defective fittings.
• Coordinate with Maintenance regarding process-related water supply requirements.
• Support repair of non-specialized utility piping.
• Follow applicable isolation, cleanliness and system-specific procedures.
• Avoid unauthorized modifications to production-critical piping.

Specialized high-pressure, hazardous chemical, fire-protection, pressure-vessel or regulated piping systems must be handled by appropriately qualified personnel or contractors.

11. Water Leakage Detection & Preventive Maintenance

• Conduct routine inspection of accessible plumbing systems.
• Identify visible leaks, dripping fittings and damaged pipelines.
• Monitor recurring leak locations.
• Inspect valves, joints, pipe supports and sanitary fixtures.
• Repair leaks before they cause major damage or water wastage.
• Follow preventive maintenance schedules.
• Report deteriorated piping and fixtures.
• Support water conservation and leakage reduction.
• Maintain records of preventive plumbing inspections.

12. Plumbing Breakdown Maintenance & Emergency Repairs

• Attend plumbing breakdowns and urgent repair requests.
• Identify the source of water leakage or drainage failure.
• Isolate affected lines using approved procedures.
• Repair or replace damaged components.
• Coordinate necessary shutdowns with Maintenance and Administration.
• Restore the plumbing system after completing repairs and necessary checks.
• Report major pipeline failures requiring additional support.
• Maintain accurate records of breakdowns and corrective actions.
• Support root cause identification for recurring plumbing problems.

13. Plumbing Drawings & Installation Layouts

• Read and understand basic plumbing drawings and pipeline layouts.
• Identify water supply and drainage routes.
• Understand pipe sizes, fittings and connection locations.
• Follow approved installation drawings.
• Take accurate measurements before pipe cutting and installation.
• Identify discrepancies between drawings and actual site conditions.
• Coordinate clarification with the responsible engineer.
• Maintain proper identification of pipelines and connections.

14. Plumbing Tools & Equipment

The candidate should be comfortable using suitable plumbing tools, including:

• Pipe wrenches
• Adjustable spanners
• Pipe cutters
• Threading tools
• Measuring tapes
• Pipe jointing tools
• Drilling equipment
• Approved pipe fusion or welding equipment
• Drain cleaning tools
• Other suitable hand and power tools

Responsibilities include:

• Select appropriate tools for each job.
• Inspect tools before use.
• Maintain proper tool handling and storage.
• Avoid damage to pipes and fittings during installation.
• Report damaged or unsafe tools.
• Use specialized equipment only after appropriate training and authorization.

15. Plumbing Materials & Spare Parts

• Identify frequently used plumbing pipes, valves and fittings.
• Maintain awareness of common spare-part requirements.
• Report material shortages to the Maintenance team.
• Coordinate material issue from Stores.
• Avoid unnecessary wastage of pipes and fittings.
• Support proper identification and storage of plumbing consumables.
• Record replacement materials where required.
• Ensure correct material specifications are followed.

16. Preventive Maintenance & Plumbing Inspection

• Follow daily, weekly and monthly plumbing maintenance schedules.
• Inspect critical water supply and drainage lines.
• Check accessible valves and fittings.
• Monitor leaks and recurring plumbing issues.
• Identify damaged pipe supports and connections.
• Coordinate preventive repairs before major failures occur.
• Maintain appropriate plumbing inspection checklists.
• Support periodic reviews of plumbing system condition.
• Report maintenance requirements to the Maintenance Manager.

17. Coordination With Civil, Maintenance & Administration

• Report to the Maintenance Manager or designated maintenance supervisor.
• Coordinate plumbing installation requirements with the Civil and Project teams.
• Work with electrical and mechanical technicians on pump-related maintenance.
• Coordinate with Administration regarding washroom, canteen and staff facility plumbing.
• Communicate plumbing breakdowns and repair progress.
• Support contractors during approved installation activities.
• Coordinate necessary water shutdowns.
• Maintain proper maintenance and job completion records.

18. Water Conservation & Plumbing Efficiency

• Identify and repair water leaks promptly.
• Monitor unnecessary water wastage.
• Ensure taps and valves are functioning correctly.
• Support water-saving plumbing improvements.
• Report repeated water loss or abnormal consumption.
• Maintain proper operation of water distribution systems.
• Support efficient use of plumbing materials and consumables.
• Suggest practical improvements to reduce recurring plumbing maintenance.

19. Plumbing Safety & Workplace Discipline

• Follow approved plumbing installation and maintenance safety procedures.
• Use appropriate PPE.
• Follow safe practices while cutting, joining and handling pipes.
• Maintain safe use of hand tools and power tools.
• Follow approved working-at-height procedures.
• Avoid working on pressurized pipelines before authorized isolation and depressurization.
• Use appropriate precautions when working near electrical equipment.
• Follow confined-space entry procedures where applicable.
• Keep maintenance work areas clean and organized.
• Report unsafe conditions and damaged equipment.
• Follow applicable permit-to-work requirements.

20. 5S, Housekeeping & Maintenance Documentation

• Maintain clean plumbing work areas.
• Organize plumbing tools, fittings and materials.
• Follow 5S and factory housekeeping standards.
• Record assigned maintenance activities.
• Maintain plumbing breakdown and repair reports.
• Identify recurring plumbing defects.
• Assist in maintaining plumbing layout and equipment records.
• Support improvements in maintenance procedures.
• Maintain discipline regarding work completion and material usage.

Required Experience

• 3–7 years of practical experience as a Plumber, Plumbing Technician, Maintenance Plumber or similar trade professional.
• Experience installing and maintaining water supply pipelines and sanitary plumbing systems.
• Ability to independently perform common plumbing repairs.
• Practical knowledge of pipe cutting, fitting, jointing and installation.
• Experience working with PVC, CPVC, UPVC, GI or comparable piping materials.
• Understanding of water supply, drainage, valves and plumbing fixtures.
• Ability to identify leaks and rectify routine plumbing breakdowns.
• Experience using plumbing tools and measuring equipment.
• Basic understanding of plumbing drawings and installation layouts.
• Knowledge of plumbing safety and preventive maintenance.
• Ability to coordinate with Maintenance and Civil teams.

Strongly Preferred Experience

• Factory or industrial plumbing
• Commercial or institutional building plumbing
• Large construction project plumbing
• Water supply distribution systems
• Underground and overhead tank connections
• Industrial utility piping
• Water pump piping and valve maintenance
• Drainage and wastewater plumbing
• Plumbing installation and commissioning
• Preventive plumbing maintenance
• Independent troubleshooting and repair work

Preferred Industry Background

Candidates from the following backgrounds may be considered:

• Industrial manufacturing facilities
• Factory maintenance departments
• Industrial construction projects
• Commercial building maintenance
• Institutional and campus maintenance
• Industrial plumbing contractors
• Large residential or commercial construction projects
• Water supply and sanitation contractors

Candidates with large-facility plumbing experience will be preferred over those whose experience is limited to occasional domestic repair work.

Qualifications

• ITI Plumber preferred.
• Relevant plumbing trade certification or vocational training will be an advantage.
• Candidates with strong practical plumbing experience may also be considered.

Practical pipe fitting, plumbing installation and maintenance skills are more important than the exact educational qualification.

Ideal Candidate

We are looking for a plumber who can independently handle routine factory plumbing work and support the establishment of a reliable water supply and drainage system.

For example, if a factory building requires water supply connections for washrooms, a canteen and utility areas, the candidate should be capable of:

• Reading the approved plumbing layout.
• Identifying pipe routes and connection points.
• Measuring and preparing pipes.
• Selecting the correct fittings.
• Installing pipe supports and connections.
• Performing pipe jointing operations.
• Supporting leakage and pressure testing.
• Identifying installation defects.
• Repairing leaks and damaged fittings.
• Maintaining the completed plumbing system.

Once the plant is operational, the candidate should be capable of handling routine plumbing breakdowns independently and escalating specialized or high-risk work appropriately.

The strongest candidates will combine plumbing installation experience, practical troubleshooting, pipe fitting knowledge, drainage maintenance and a disciplined approach to factory maintenance.

What Success Looks Like

A successful Plumber will help establish and maintain a factory where:

• Plumbing installation is completed according to approved layouts.
• Water supply pipelines are properly maintained.
• Water leakage and wastage are minimized.
• Toilets, washrooms and canteen plumbing remain functional.
• Drainage systems operate reliably.
• Plumbing breakdowns are resolved promptly.
• Preventive maintenance activities are completed.
• Plumbing tools and materials are properly maintained.
• Plumbing problems are reported and documented.
• Safe working practices are followed.
• Factory operations receive reliable plumbing and water utility support.

This position offers an opportunity to support the establishment and long-term maintenance of the plumbing and facility utility systems at Celestix Industries' manufacturing campus in Falna, Rajasthan.