Controls Installer - Building Automations

What we offer:

• Work-life balance
• Career advancement opportunities
• A great manager and/or team
• A compelling work culture
• A sense of purpose

Entry level, full time, hourly position involving install of components for building automation systems. Seeking a diligent and self-driven worker, with attention to detail. Needs to be teachable with a propensity to learn and open to constructive criticism.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

• Install HVAC and building automation controls on new construction, remodeled, and service locations
• Install communication and control wire possibly in obscure locations which may include above ceiling grid, through interior and exterior walls, in tight crawl spaces, or in high places
• Install control devices in sometimes hard to reach locations
• Install controllers and terminate wires for sensors and actuators using a wiring diagram
• Read and interpret construction plans, drawings and wiring diagrams

Skills and Job Requirements:

• Possess an aptitude for electrical wiring and reading and interpreting wiring diagrams
• Possess aptitude to read and interpret plans and specifications for a project
• Able to bend conduit to fit an application
• Able to climb ladders and work at moderate heights (mostly between 20 and 30 feet)
• Must be capable of lifting equipment up to 75 lbs. for a distance
• Willing to work after hours and weekends when necessary
• Ability to use a multimeter

Job Qualifications:

• Minimum of one-year technical certificate in HVAC or equivalent from an accredited institution or 2 years of experience in an HVAC related field
• Possess desire and aptitude to eventually lead a crew
• Possess basic set of tools (screw drivers, drill, etc.)
• Must have a valid driver’s license and able to drive a company vehicle when necessary (must be 21 years of age)

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