Building Stronger Careers for Mississippi Journeymen

Plumbers make modern life possible by keeping clean water flowing in and waste flowing out. Whether roughing in a new build or fixing a stubborn leak, these skilled workers keep water treatment and sanitation systems running smoothly.

Pipefitters and welders build and maintain critical infrastructure. From complex pipe layouts and seals to industrial piping systems, these workers operate with precision in high-pressure environments.

Nearly everything in today’s world runs on electricity. Electricians install and connect wiring, circuits, and electrical panels across residential, commercial, and industrial sites. They also diagnose system issues to ensure every connection meets strict safety codes.

Ironworkers shape skylines by placing and securing the steel bones of large structures. The job involves working with massive beams, rigging gear, and welding tools, often hundreds of feet above ground.

Carpentry is craftsmanship on display that turns raw lumber into something useful, lasting, and beautiful. Whether framing a wall or crafting custom finishes, carpenters add structure and character to any build or renovation.

Heavy-duty machines that move earth, lift steel, and pave roads rely on skilled technicians at the controls. Whether operating a crane, bulldozer, or excavator, operating engineers are critical to keeping construction sites moving on schedule.

• Teamsters
• Bricklayers
• Painters
• Insulators
• Laborers