Job Title: Sheet Metal Technician
Pay: $28-$35
Per diem: $100 per day worked for travelers
Monday-Thursday 6am-3pm
Friday 6am-noon
Saturday: to be added when they get into later Spring/early Summer

Job Description

This role involves installing and assembling sheet metal ductwork and related components for a large healthcare construction project. You will work as part of a field crew that includes journeyman-level technicians and helpers, focusing on safe, accurate, and efficient installation of high- and low-pressure duct systems in a hospital environment.

Responsibilities

Install hangers for sheet metal systems, including hanging sheet metal strap from pre-installed inserts in concrete decks and installing trapeze strut hangers.
Install high-pressure duct systems using TDF/TDC flange rectangular duct connections, ensuring all joints and connections meet project specifications and quality standards.
Cut in taps on high-pressure ductwork as needed to accommodate branch lines and system changes.
Install low-pressure duct systems, including cutting and installing spiral ductwork and fittings according to blueprints and layout drawings.
Read and interpret blueprints and construction drawings to determine duct routing, hanger locations, and material requirements.
Use hand and power tools such as impact drills, wrenches, pliers, channel locks, vice grips, sockets, and screwdrivers to assemble and secure duct systems.
Operate a scissor lift safely to perform overhead work in compliance with safety guidelines and training.
Follow all site safety requirements, including the proper use of PPE such as type 2 hard hat with chin strap, cut level 5 gloves, safety glasses, high-visibility clothing, harness and retractable (when required), and steel-toed boots.
Coordinate with other trades and team members to maintain efficient workflow and minimize rework.
Inspect completed work for alignment, securement, and adherence to specifications, making adjustments as needed.
Maintain a clean and organized work area, ensuring tools and materials are stored safely at the end of each shift.
Communicate clearly with supervisors and team members regarding progress, issues, and material or tool needs.
Essential Skills

At least 5 years of experience installing ductwork in construction or HVAC environments.
Proficiency in installing high-pressure duct systems, including TDF/TDC flange rectangular duct connections.
Experience cutting and installing spiral ductwork and fittings for low-pressure duct systems.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and construction drawings related to sheet metal and HVAC installation.
Current or obtainable OSHA 10 (or higher) safety certification.
Current or obtainable scissor lift certification.
Ability to safely operate and maintain hand and power tools, including impact drill, wrench, pliers, channel locks, vice grips, 9/16" sockets with impact adapter, and screwdrivers.
Ownership of required hand tools, including impact drill, wrench, pliers, channel locks, vice grips, 9/16" sockets with impact adapter, and screwdrivers.
Ability to work at heights using lifts and appropriate fall protection when required.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship.
Reliable work ethic with the ability to work scheduled shifts consistently.
Ability to follow safety procedures and wear required PPE, including type 2 hard hat with chin strap and cut level 5 gloves.
Additional Skills & Qualifications

Journeyman-level card or equivalent experience in sheet metal or HVAC installation (preferred).
OSHA 30 certification (preferred).
Experience with harness and retractable fall protection systems (preferred).
Experience in construction, commercial construction, or industrial construction environments.
Experience with stainless steel welding and general welding (nice to have).
Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team setting.
Ability to adapt to changing project needs and schedules on a long-term project.
Why Work Here?

This is a long-term project that offers stability and the opportunity to work on a significant healthcare facility. Travelers receive a daily per diem, adding value to those coming from out of the area. You will join a team-oriented environment that emphasizes safety, professional standards, and consistent work. The role provides the chance to build experience on a large, complex project while working regular, predictable hours with potential for additional Saturday work during peak seasons.

Work Environment

You will work on a large hospital construction project in a commercial healthcare setting. The typical schedule runs Monday through Thursday from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., with Saturday shifts added during late spring and early summer as project demands increase. Work takes place both on the ground and at heights, often using scissor lifts and other access equipment. The environment is active and fast-paced, with multiple trades working on site. You will use a variety of tools and equipment related to sheet metal and HVAC installation. Personal protective equipment is mandatory and includes a type 2 hard hat with chin strap, cut level 5 gloves, high-visibility clothing, harness and retractable when required, steel-toed boots, and safety glasses. The setting reflects a typical commercial construction site with an emphasis on safety, organization, and adherence to site protocols.