While the job of a plumber may seem to be a rather basic utility job, the situation becomes much more hazardous when the amount of water you're dealing with goes from dozens of gallons to millions of gallons. The pressure of the water that could be erupting from a damaged pipe can cut flesh and puncture organs with ease. As a result, Seyloids who work in plumbing wear specially armored and padded suits that are designed to take blows from high pressure water streams and minimize damage to the wearer.
