CTM: Mechanical Foreman

Comfort Temp Heating & Air•Jacksonville, FL

About The Position

CT Mechanical is seeking an experienced Mechanical Foreman to lead field crews on commercial HVAC projects. The Foreman oversees the full mechanical scope on site, including ductwork, refrigerant and hydronic piping, and equipment installation, while keeping work safe, on schedule, and compliant with codes and company standards. CT Mechanical provides plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical contracting for residential and commercial properties. Founded in 2014, it is a family-rooted company with offices in Gainesville, Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa. Its core values are “Do what you say, Do what it takes, Walk with purpose, Do the right thing.” The company emphasizes quality, integrity, customer care, collaboration, and supporting employee growth.

Requirements

At least 5 years of commercial HVAC/mechanical construction experience, including time leading crews.
Working knowledge of ductwork, refrigerant piping, and HVAC equipment installation.
Ability to read and understand commercial mechanical blueprints.
OSHA 10 certification.
Ability to lift 50 pounds regularly and more than 50 pounds occasionally.
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Strong leadership and communication skills.
Punctual, alert, and ready to work.

Nice To Haves

OSHA 30 certification.
EPA 608 certification.
Brazing experience.

Responsibilities

Understand, follow, and enforce OSHA, CT Mechanical, and job-site safety policies and procedures.
Understand, follow, and enforce the Florida Building Code, Florida Mechanical Code, and CT Mechanical best practices.
Read and interpret construction documents, including mechanical drawings, submittals, specifications, equipment schedules, and material lists.
Coordinate HVAC layouts with the building structure and other trades, including electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and controls.
Plan daily work, assign tasks, and lead journeymen, apprentices, and helpers across sheet metal and piping scopes.
Oversee the setting and installation of HVAC equipment, including RTUs, AHUs, split systems, VRF/VRV systems, exhaust fans, and terminal units.
Oversee installation of refrigerant piping, condensate lines, and hydronic/chilled-water piping as needed.
Ensure ductwork and accessories are installed correctly, including VAVs, fire and smoke dampers, louvers, control dampers, and branch take-offs.
Set hangers, straps, trapezes, roof curbs, and wall sleeves.
Prepare systems for inspection, including duct and piping pressure tests.
Support startup, test and balance, and punch-list completion.
Receive, check, and properly store material and equipment deliveries.
Track job progress and alert the Project Manager early to schedule, material, or field issues.
Own and properly use name-brand HVAC trade hand tools and battery tools.
Properly use and care for company equipment, including ladders, gang boxes, lifts, and power tools.
Enter time for crew members at the job site.
Help address performance and disciplinary issues when needed.