Before starting any work, assessment and safety precautions must be prioritized.
Log in to the Vendor App to confirm the job details.
Identify the type of plumbing or electrical issue to be addressed.
Verify customer requests and any additional service requirements.
Conduct a visual inspection of the affected area.
Identify potential hazards such as exposed wiring, gas leaks, or water damage.
Ensure safe access to the workspace.
Follow local building codes and safety regulations.
Ensure you have the following:
Plumbing tools: pipe wrenches, plungers, drain augers, pipe cutters, soldering kits.
Electrical tools: multimeters, wire strippers, voltage testers, conduit benders.
Safety gear: gloves, goggles, insulated tools, protective clothing.
Leak detectors and pressure gauges (for plumbing work).
Turn off necessary utilities (water, electricity, gas) before beginning work.
Verify that shutoff valves and breakers are properly labeled and accessible.
Ensure safe handling of tools in wet or electrically active areas.
Plumbing work requires precision, troubleshooting skills, and knowledge of water systems.
Inspect and repair leaks, drips, and burst pipes.
Clear clogged drains and check for pipe blockages.
Ensure proper water pressure and secure pipe connections.
Use high-pressure hydro jetting to remove debris and grease buildup.
Inspect drains for wear, corrosion, or damage.
Test drainage flow after cleaning.
Assess water heater condition and determine repair or replacement needs.
Install or replace tank/tankless water heaters.
Check gas or electrical connections for safety and efficiency.
Conduct camera inspections to locate blockages.
Perform necessary repairs or replacements.
Test sewer lines for leaks and ensure proper flow.
Install or replace faucets, sinks, toilets, and garbage disposals.
Ensure all connections are leak-free.
Test newly installed fixtures for functionality.
Conduct safety inspections before installing gas lines.
Detect and repair gas leaks.
Verify proper pressure and secure connections.
Electrical work demands precision, compliance with safety regulations, and troubleshooting skills.
Diagnose and fix faulty outlets, flickering lights, and circuit issues.
Replace damaged wiring or components.
Test electrical systems for safety and efficiency.
Install and repair indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures.
Upgrade to energy-efficient LED lighting.
Ensure connections are secure and properly grounded.
Inspect and upgrade electrical panels.
Replace outdated circuit breakers.
Test circuit loads for system stability.
Install or replace outlets, dimmers, and switches.
Ensure GFCI protection in wet areas.
Verify proper grounding and voltage output.
Install and wire ceiling fans, bathroom exhaust fans, and attic fans.
Secure mounting brackets.
Ensure balanced airflow and minimal noise levels.
Install new wiring for remodels or new construction.
Upgrade old wiring to meet modern safety standards.
Label and document electrical configurations for future reference.
Before leaving the site, perform a thorough quality check.
✅ Conduct a final check to ensure all work meets safety and quality standards. ✅ Confirm with the client that all requested services were completed. ✅ Test all plumbing and electrical components for functionality. ✅ Clean the work area and remove debris. ✅ Obtain the client’s signature for job completion confirmation.
✔ Best Practices: ✔ If the client is unavailable, take after-photos and submit a report. ✔ Offer preventative maintenance recommendations. ✔ Encourage the client to leave a review using the feedback QR code.
✅ Be punctual and professional.
✅ Follow Service Club’s job reporting and payment policies.
✅ Use a detail-oriented and customer-focused approach.
✅ Keep up-to-date with new technologies and industry standards.