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ACCO Engineered Systems

HVAC Start Up/Commissioning Foreperson

Garden City, IdahoConstructionPosted

Full-Time
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Job Description

Under the direction of an assigned System Operations Area Supervisor, this position is responsible for completing startup, testing and commissioning of new HVAC and plumbing systems. Essential/Typical Duties:

  • Startup and mechanical functional testing of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and plumbing equipment.
  • Mechanical system commissioning and testing.
  • Plumbing system commissioning and testing.
  • Complete Startup and commissioning documentation.
  • Read and interpret Mechanical and plumbing prints, specifications and other construction contract documents
  • Maintain proper documentation of daily activities using project specific reporting procedures
  • Collaboration with team members and other construction trades
  • Coordinate and communicate effectively with different departments within ACCO
  • Mentor and train journeypersons and apprentices
  • Ensure projects are completed on schedule
  • Confirm company QA/QC protocols are met
  • Attend job site meeting and provide input to GC, PM and GF
  • Implementation of Safety Department's protocols
  • Implementation of Acco policies and procedures
  • Support Area Supervisor with assessing project schedules and manpower requirements
  • Other duties as assigned by the Supervisor and/or System Operations Regional Manager.

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