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Alabama is a hub for traveling pipefitter work. Refineries, power plants, data centers and large industrial projects across Alabama regularly bring in traveling pipefitters for turnarounds, outages and contract jobs — often with per diem and overtime. Below are the current pipefitter jobs in Alabama posted on RoadTrades. Apply with your RoadTrades resume to send your details straight to the recruiter.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, 2025. These are wages actually paid across all employers in the state — a different measurement from the advertised rates above, which is why the two numbers rarely match. Travel work with per diem and overtime typically sits above the state median.
No open pipefitter jobs in Alabama right now.
New pipefitter jobs in Alabama post regularly — check back soon.
Contractors licensed, workers not. The state licenses the business, not you. Working for a licensed contractor, you can usually start day one with no card and nothing to transfer.
Pipefitter licensing in Alabama →Verified August 20, 2026
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