Sheet Metal Installer; -III

As a Sheet Metal Installer (Levels I–IV), you'll play a key role in fabricating, assembling, installing, and repairing sheet metal ductwork and HVAC components for commercial projects, progressing from entry-level assistance to master-level expertise in dry‑side systems. Work on diverse, hands‑on installations—from basic layout and support tasks to complex startups, crew leadership, and project planning—collaborating with teams, foremen, and other trades to deliver precise, code‑compliant systems that power safer, more efficient, and sustainable facilities nationwide.

Our people‑first culture invests in your growth at every level with structured training, mentorship, apprenticeships, certifications, and clear advancement paths, ensuring you build a rewarding career while contributing to reliable indoor environments for communities to thrive.

As a Sheet Metal Installer (Levels I–IV), you'll play a key role in fabricating, assembling, installing, and repairing sheet metal ductwork and HVAC components for commercial projects, progressing from entry‑level assistance to master‑level expertise in dry‑side systems. Work on diverse, hands‑on installations—from basic layout and support tasks to complex startups, crew leadership, and project planning—collaborating with teams, foremen, and other trades to deliver precise, code‑compliant systems that power safer, more efficient, and sustainable facilities nationwide.

Our people‑first culture invests in your growth at every level with structured training, mentorship, apprenticeships, certifications, and clear advancement paths, ensuring you build a rewarding career while contributing to reliable indoor environments for communities to thrive.

Duties vary by level, with increasing independence, complexity, leadership, and responsibility:

• Level I (Entry‑Level):
  Assist experienced installers with basic fabrication, assembly, layout, cutting, bending, and sealing of ductwork under direct supervision; perform general site cleanup, material handling/loading/unloading, tool organization, and support tasks; participate in safety briefings and learn dry‑side HVAC basics through on‑the‑job training.
• Level II (Mid‑Level):
  Independently handle standard fabrication, installation, and repairs of sheet metal ductwork, fittings, and accessories per blueprints and SMACNA standards; perform quality checks, minor troubleshooting, duct sealing/hanging, and documentation; mentor Level I installers and coordinate with trades as needed.
• Level III (Senior‑Level):
  Lead advanced installations, modifications, and repairs of complex sheet metal systems; conduct equipment startups, functional testing, system balancing, and final checkouts; troubleshoot complex issues with minimal supervision; provide coaching/mentoring to Levels I–II and act as lead on sections of projects.
• Level IV (Master/Lead‑Level):
  Collaborate with General Foreman, Superintendent, and Project Manager to develop project‑specific task plans, labor/material requirements, takeoffs, field surveys, and sequencing; oversee daily crew functions, scheduling, material control, inspections, weekly reports (safety/production), and startup coordination; proactively resolve issues, ensure compliance with standards, train/mentor crew, and drive efficiency/safety across jobsites.

All levels:
Enforce and uphold strict safety protocols (daily hazard assessments, toolbox talks, PPE usage); document work, progress, and incidents accurately; actively pursue personal/professional growth in sheet metal and dry‑side HVAC practices.

• Level I & II:
  None (individual contributor; may offer informal guidance to lower…