Sheet Metal Mechanic

Newcomb and Company•Greenville, NC

About The Position

Newcomb and Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of EMCOR Group, Inc., is a full-service mechanical contractor serving commercial, residential, and industrial customers. Its services include heating and air conditioning, automation and controls, industrial piping, new-construction design and installation, and maintenance and replacement. The Sheet Metal Mechanic installs commercial mechanical and HVAC sheet metal systems, following blueprints and coordinating with supervisors, construction managers, subcontractors, and other trades. The role may require overtime or varied shift hours.

Requirements

At least 5 years of commercial HVAC sheet metal installation experience.
Understand mechanical blueprints.
Ability to lay out rooftop curbs and supports.
Ability to safely set rooftop equipment using a crane, boom truck, or similar equipment.
Ability to draw up and order ductwork and sheet metal fittings from the fabrication shop.
Ability to set up and properly leak-test ductwork using a DALT machine.
Ability to calculate and fabricate ductwork field miters.
Ability to interact professionally with general contractors and other trades.
Ability to install quality HVAC work in a timely manner.
Previous experience using electrical and manual tools, such as saws, squares, calipers, and hammer drills.

Nice To Haves

At least 7 years of HVAC sheet metal experience in commercial sheet metal installation.

Responsibilities

Lay out mechanical systems, supports, and related equipment according to blueprints.
Install commercial mechanical systems, including rooftop and air-handling equipment, fans, louvers, vents, hoods, ductwork, dampers, and air-distribution components.
Cut or bore holes in structures before duct installation using hand or power tools.
Load and unload tools and materials.
Set up equipment at the beginning of the shift and break it down at the end of the shift.
Maintain assigned tools and issued safety equipment.
Communicate daily with the direct supervisor and take direction from the construction manager, foreman, or lead mechanic.
Coordinate project inspections with the construction manager.
Supervise and support helpers and apprentices as required.
Coordinate subcontractors as required for each project.
Complete as-built drawings at the end of projects.
Record time worked daily and submit timesheets weekly.
Follow company handbook policies and safety documentation.
Monitor the jobsite for safety and report violations to the supervisor.