There is a rampant need for blue-collar workers in the United States. Recently, there has been a decline on blue-collar workers in America more than ever. Blue-collar workers are mostly boomers and every day, more and more of them retire on their jobs or pass away on a faster rate than getting them replaced.
Elevator installers and repairers, electronic repairers, power plant operators, gasoline station workers, and factory workers are some of the blue-collar jobs in America. In short, blue-collar workers earn a living by exerting physical labor and mastering to specific fields using machines and tools.
One of the most fascinating and iconic blue-collar jobs is the job of a plumber. Plumbers are one of the people responsible in making sure that water and sewer systems are in place. You might think that plumbers are only there to repair broken faucets and unclog toilets or pipes, but they are somehow responsible in sanitation of the country.
Plumbing originated in the ancient civilizations of Greek, Chinese, and Indian heritage in order to provide potable water for the residents of their country. Today, plumbing has reached a long way and the industry even pays handsomely.
This Mr. Rooter infographic will tell you other facts that you should know about plumbing.
