Residential Mechanic

Hear from our people

• Kirsten Pearce, Sr. Accountant – Kelso Industries
• Seth Martin, VP Operations – Four Star Mechanical
• Igor Tischenko, President – DHR Mechanical

Estimators

• Gather information and create accurate estimates concerning the costs of construction projects.
• Provide precise information to help with operational and strategic planning.

Project Managers

• Led and oversaw a construction project.
• Collaborated with engineers and architects to develop a plan, create a project time frame, distribute resources, and track progress.

Service Technicians

• Perform technical repairs and maintenance on a variety of hardware in a facility or in the field.
• Install and test products, diagnose problems, repair/replace equipment, educate clients, and provide customer support.
• Practice safety and keep good records.

Construction Superintendents

• Manage the day-to-day operations of a construction site.
• Plan, schedule, manage resources, control quality, ensure safety & compliance, manage teams, and document projects.

HVAC Technicians

• Install, repair, maintain, and replace heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
• Provide warranty service and follow strict safety practices.
• Be a good communicator.

Journeyman Plumbers

• Install, repair, and maintain plumbing systems in residential or commercial settings.
• Install, detect leaks or problems with equipment, and repair/install related supply lines.
• Understand and install, troubleshoot, and repair power equipment and machinery components.

Journeyman Electricians

• Install, repair, and maintain electrical systems.
• Follow electrical codes, manuals, specifications, schematics, and blueprints.

Journeyman Pipefitters

• Install, repair, and maintain piping systems for heating and cooling, high-pressure transport, oil and chemicals, natural gas, and more.
• Read design specifications to cut and weld pipes, perform routine inspections, and lay pipework.

Sheet Metal Journeymen

• Fabricate, install, and assemble sheet metal products and systems.
• Measure and mark, shape (cut, bend, straighten), join (weld, solder, bolt, or rivet), install, troubleshoot and repair, and inspect and test sheet metal.
• Read blueprints and schematics.

Responsibilities

A wide range of duties and responsibilities are outlined above for each position.

Qualifications

Specific qualifications vary by position but typically include relevant education, certifications, and experience.

Skills

Technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and strong communication skills are essential for all positions listed.

Benefits

Comprehensive benefits packages are offered to all full-time employees.

Pay

Compensation details are not specified in the provided information.

Schedule

Work schedules are not specified in the provided information.