Sheet Metal Mechanic

Overview

Install and maintain commercial HVAC sheet metal systems

Key Responsibilities

• system layout
• equipment setup
• air distribution
• as-built drawings
• hole cutting
• subcontractor coordination

Tasks

-Lay out of mechanical systems, supports, or related equipment according to blueprints. -Setup of equipment at beginning of shift and breakdown at end of shift. -Maintain daily communication with your direct supervisor. Take direction from construction manager, foreman, and/or lead mechanic. -Coordinate project inspections with construction manager. -Air distribution: grilles and registers for ceiling, wall, floor and duct mounted installations. -Maintain assigned tools and issued safety equipment. -Supervise and support helpers, and apprentices on projects as required. -Monitor jobsite to ensure a safe work environment and report any safety violations to supervisor. -Follow all policies as outlined in the company handbook and safety documentation. -Installation of commercial mechanical systems to include but not limited to: -Load and unload tools and material. -Complete as-built drawings at end of projects. -Cut or bore holes in structures prior to duct installation using hand or power tools. -Coordinate subcontractors as required for each project.

Requirements

• sheet metal
• hvac
• ductwork
• blueprints
• forklift
• dalt

What You Bring

-5 years of sheet metal experience in commercial HVAC sheet metal installation required. -Accurately record time worked daily and submit timesheet weekly. -Company vehicle use will be subject to motor vehicle report and authorization. -Ability to calculate and fabricate ductwork field miters. -7+ years of HVAC sheet metal experience in commercial sheet metal installation preferred. -Physical Requirements: ability to perform additional physical activities that require considerable use of limbs and appendages such as climbing, lifting, reaching above shoulders, balancing, walking, stooping, and kneeling. Ability to lift, move and handle 80lbs tools or materials. Ability to climb and work from ladders, aerial lifts, or scaffolding. Ability to work in tight spaces or uneven terrain. Ability to work in environmental conditions that range from working outdoors during all seasons, indoor office environments, and utility plants. -Kitchen hoods and associated ventilation equipment -An understanding of mechanical blueprints. -Exhaust and intake fans, louvers, vents and hoods -Ductwork: low pressure, medium pressure, flex, spiral, galvanized, aluminum, black steel, etc. -Ability to professionally interact with General Contractors and other trades. -Ability to draw up and order duct and sheet metal fitting from the fabrication shop. -Ability to safely conduct the setting of roof top equipment with crane, boom truck, etc. -General Requirements: ability to operate a forklift or other heavy equipment pending proper equipment training, and certification provided by company. -Ability to lay out roof top curs and supports. -Ability to install quality HVAC work in a timely manner. -Tool Requirements: basic hand tools (e.g. cordless drill, hammer, screwdrivers, snips and other sheet metal tools, tape measure, crescent wrench, channel locks, torpedo level, etc.). -Previous use of electrical and manual tools required (e.g. saws, squares, calipers, hammer drills, etc.) -Ability to set up and properly leak test ductwork using DALT machine. -Dampers: volume control, fire, smoke, combination, automated, manual, etc.

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Benefits

-401K with up to 5% Company Match -Packaged rooftop equipment -Company Contribution of $500 up $1,000 into your Health Savings Account -Company Paid Life Insurance, Short-Term, and Long-Term Disability coverage. (Buy-up options available) -Health, Dental and Vision Insurance - No 90-day waiting period for active coverage -Company Stock Program with 10% Company Match -8 Paid Holidays -11 days of Paid Time Off

About Newcomb And Company

-Early pioneer in air conditioning, the firm expanded over decades to include plumbing, industrial piping, automation, and building controls. -Based in Raleigh with operations in Wilmington, it expanded its services over the years. -Typical ventures range from commercial HVAC installations and industrial mechanical systems to residential maintenance and repairs. -Known for tackling complex building automation and new construction design projects alongside 24/7 service support. -Proud of its mid-century roots and steady growth, it continues to evolve, offering pre-construction planning and prefabrication solutions.

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