Sheet Metal II

• Fabricate, assemble, install, maintain, and repair commercial and industrial HVAC ductwork, fittings, equipment connections, and related sheet metal components.
• Read and interpret plans, specifications, shop drawings, sketches, and field measurements to plan and complete assigned work.
• Lay out, measure, cut, form, drill, fasten, seal, and assemble sheet metal using appropriate hand tools, power tools, machinery, and equipment.
• Install ductwork, fittings, hangers, supports, dampers, louvers, insulation accessories, and related materials in accordance with applicable standards.
• Troubleshoot installation issues, verify dimensions and elevations, and make field adjustments while maintaining system integrity and quality.
• Coordinate assigned work with forepersons, project teams, customers, and other trades to support schedule and sequencing requirements.
• Inspect completed work for accuracy, workmanship, proper fit, and compliance with plans, specifications, codes, and company standards.
• Provide task guidance, demonstrate proper work methods, and reinforce safe practices for apprentices and pre-apprentices as assigned.
• Maintain clean and orderly work areas and properly inspect, use, and care for tools, equipment, and materials.
• Follow all company, union, customer, and jobsite safety requirements and properly use required personal protective equipment.
• Perform other duties as assigned.
• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent preferred.
• Completion of an applicable union sheet metal apprenticeship program or equivalent recognized journey-level training.
• 3- 5 years of sheet metal experience in commercial or industrial HVAC fabrication and installation required.
• Experience independently interpreting plans, laying out work, and installing duct systems and related components required.
• Must hold journey-level status or meet applicable union journey-level requirements.
• Required safety training and certifications must be maintained in accordance with company, union, customer, and jobsite requirements.
• Valid driver’s license when driving is required for the assignment.
• Thorough knowledge of sheet metal fabrication and installation practices, trade terminology, tools, materials, and safety requirements.
• Ability to independently read and interpret plans, specifications, shop drawings, sketches, and field measurements.
• Proficiency in trade math, layout, measurement, and calculation of dimensions, offsets, fittings, and material requirements.
• Proficiency in the safe operation and care of sheet metal hand tools, power tools, fabrication machinery, lifts, and related equipment.
• Ability to identify and resolve routine field conditions while escalating design, scope, or safety concerns appropriately.
• Ability to coordinate effectively with forepersons, project teams, apprentices, customers, and other trades.
• Ability to provide clear task guidance and demonstrate proper methods to apprentices and pre-apprentices.
• Dependability, attention to detail, sound judgment, and commitment to safety, quality, productivity, and professional conduct.

This position does not have formal supervisory responsibility. The Sheet Metal II performs journey-level work under the direction of the Sheet Metal Foreman and may provide task guidance, demonstrate proper methods, and monitor the work of apprentices and pre-apprentices as assigned.

The employee must be able to handle materials and safely use sheet metal hand tools, power tools, fabrication machinery, lifts, and related equipment. The position requires stooping, kneeling, crouching, climbing, crawling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling,…