Sheet Metal Mechanic

PURPOSE OF POSITION: The Sheet Metal Mechanic performs the installation, fabrication, assembly, and maintenance of sheet metal components and HVAC systems on commercial, industrial, or residential construction projects. This role is rooted in a strong commitment to safety, quality, and craftsmanship, ensuring all work is completed accurately, efficiently, and in full compliance with project specifications, codes, and company standards.

The Mechanic demonstrates teamwork and accountability by working independently or collaboratively as part of a crew, contributing positively to jobsite productivity and morale. With a focus on integrity and professionalism, the position supports foremen and project leadership, communicates clearly, follows instructions reliably, and takes ownership of assigned tasks.

This role values continuous improvement and respect—applying best practices, maintaining tools and materials responsibly, and treating coworkers, clients, and jobsite partners with care. By upholding these core values, the Sheet Metal Mechanic plays a vital role in delivering high‑quality projects and supporting the company’s reputation for excellence.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Installation & Fabrication

Install ductwork, HVAC components, flashings, and other sheet metal systems.

Fabricate sheet metal components in the field or shop as required.

Measure, cut, form, and assemble materials accurately.

Ensure all installations meet project specifications, codes, and quality standards.

Blueprint Reading & Layout

Read and interpret construction drawings, mechanical plans, and specifications.

Assist with layout, measurements, and system alignment on the jobsite.

Report discrepancies or conflicts in plans to supervision.

Safety & Compliance

Follow all company and jobsite safety policies and procedures.

Participate in safety meetings and tool‑box talks.

Identify potential hazards and report unsafe conditions.

Maintain compliance with OSHA, local codes, and job‑specific requirements.

Coordination & Teamwork

Work collaboratively with foremen, supervisors, and other trades.

Communicate clearly regarding work progress, material needs, and issues.

Support efficient workflow and jobsite organization.

Tools & Equipment

Properly use and maintain hand tools, power tools, and sheet metal equipment.

Operate lifts, ladders, and jobsite equipment as required and trained.

Maintain a clean and organized work area.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Required

3+ years of sheet metal installation or fabrication experience.

Strong knowledge of HVAC systems, ductwork installation, and sheet metal techniques.

Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and mechanical plans.

Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and sheet metal equipment.

Strong attention to detail and workmanship quality.

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.

Proficiency in handling heavy equipment and tools used in sheet metal work.

Preferred

OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification.

Experience in commercial HVAC or large‑scale construction projects.

Ability to operate lifts, ladders, and jobsite equipment.

Familiarity with workplace safety requirements and procedures.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

Jobsite environment—indoors, outdoors, and potentially in confined spaces or elevated areas.

Requires standing, climbing, lifting 50+ lbs, and working with tools.

Exposure to noise, heat, sparks, and heavy materials.

Work may involve travel between job sites.