Is plumbing a happy career?

Most plumbers have a hard time finding any kind of meaning in their work, which is likely to result in lower career satisfaction in general. Yes, plumbing is a good profession. Plumbers are always needed. Plumbers can make a lot of money and don't need more than a few years of professional training.

If you dedicate your time as an apprentice, you'll be promoted to officer and you can even start your own plumbing business if that's what you want. It has now become the norm to accumulate huge student debts while studying for your career, but with plumbing, part of your training will consist of paid apprenticeships. If you're looking to start a career in an industry that provides job stability, personal fulfillment, and growth, plumbing can offer all of those things and more. I am a veterinarian with a gastrointestinal bill and plan to go to a trade school to study plumbing in October.

Your comment really solidified a lot of my ideas lately, as I'm not happy with my current office profession and come from a family of merchants. I don't look forward to all the uncomfortable physical positions plumbers find themselves in, but I don't mind being in a mezzanine either. If you're a naturally friendly person who craves social interaction and loves meeting new people, plumbing is a career that will provide you with that on a regular basis. Because plumbing companies generally perform well financially, they can generally offer great benefit packages.

Becoming a certified plumber requires about two years of work experience, regardless of your educational background. However, my life is pretty good as it is now and I enjoy plumbing, so I would say that I am a very happy plumber. Some people might like that kind of thing, but if you're the type who needs more variety, plumbing is a great option. Most plumbers will attend a two-year vocational school or take an apprentice position and gain work experience.

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone from all of us at Butler Plumbing. It's hard to believe. We provide commercial and residential plumbing and heating services and renovations in and around Edmonton with more than 30 years of experience. Most jobs require you to sit at a desk all day, which means you have to work hard to stay active in your spare time, but with plumbing you work out and stay in shape at work.