pipe fitter

American  

noun

1. a person who installs and repairs pipe systems.

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Etymology

Origin of pipe fitter

First recorded in 1885–90

Example Sentences

A subtle reference to Serra’s father, a pipe fitter at a shipyard near San Francisco, it also puts us in mind of Charon’s ferry, shuttling souls across Stygian waters.

From The Wall Street Journal

The women took jobs as welders, pipe fitters, and other posts that had only ever been held by men, and produced war materiel at a record clip.

From Los Angeles Times

He dressed for Mr. Magyar’s rally in a T-shirt mocking the village’s former mayor, Lorinc Meszaros, a friend of Mr. Orban’s and a former pipe fitter who is now a wealthy tycoon.

From New York Times

Hey, 20-something renter who just moved here and wants to upend the status quo, meet the retired pipe fitter with whom you share this city.

From Seattle Times

He had told doctors he was pipe fitter James Kelly.

From BBC