Plumber Work Report Construction Industry Training Council ... 2026

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The document is a Plumber Work Report from the Construction Industry Training Council of Colorado, Inc., requiring detailed reporting of hours worked, tasks completed, and supervisor evaluation. It emphasizes the importance of accuracy in reporting, submission deadlines, and includes sections for personal and employer information, as well as a breakdown of various plumbing-related tasks and their corresponding hours.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Plumber Work Report in the editor.
Begin by entering the Reporting Month and Year at the top of the form. This sets the context for your report.
Fill in your Name, Address, Phone, and City, State, Zip Code in the designated fields to ensure accurate identification.
Provide your Employer's name and print your Supervisor's Name clearly. This is crucial for accountability.
Record your Supervisor's Phone number for any follow-up communication regarding your report.
Indicate your Supervisor/Journeyman's rating on progress by selecting Excellent, Good, or Fair.
Complete the hours worked this month and last month's hours in their respective sections. Ensure accuracy as incorrect reports will not be processed.
Detail tools, equipment, materials used, and safety measures taken in the provided sections to reflect comprehensive work done.
Finally, ensure that you have your Supervisor sign off on the report before submission to validate its contents.

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What industry does plumbing fall under?

Plumbing exists within the construction industry. All new construction projects include plumbing from single-family homes to the largest commercial buildings. There are several types of plumbers. Four of these are very familiar, while others are more specialized.

What is a plumber in construction?

Plumbing work is defined as the construction, alteration, repair, improvement, movement, demolition, putting up, tearing down, or furnishing labor to material or equipment within any residential or commercial building of all piping, fixtures, and *appliances for the supply of gas, water, liquids or disposal of

Who is part of the construction industry?

The construction industry includes: trades people providing services direct to consumers. trades people providing services to other building and construction businesses and government. businesses providing small and large construction services to individuals and government.

What are the top 3 industries that employ plumbers?

Industry profile for Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters: IndustryEmployment (1)Annual mean wage (2) Building Equipment Contractors 318,630 $ 68,570 Utility System Construction 15,500 $ 63,340 Local Government, excluding Schools and Hospitals (OEWS Designation) 9,740 $ 64,780 Nonresidential Building Construction 9,360 $ 72,5101 more row

Is a plumber considered a construction worker?

A plumber is a construction professional who works on pipes and systems that carry water and waste throughout buildings. Common duties of a plumber include: Installing pipes into new building and ensuring they work properly. Inspecting, maintaining and replacing damaged pipes and septic tanks.

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