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Western Allied Mechanical
HVAC/Plumbing Mechanical Engineer
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A HVAC Engineer designs, installs, maintains, and repairs heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
$89,526 / year median in California
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HVAC/Plumbing Mechanical Engineer Western Allied Mechanical - 4.2 Union City, CA Job Details Full-time $95,000 - $220,000 a year 3 days ago Benefits Profit sharing Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Referral program Qualifications Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering Teamwork Microsoft Excel Mechanical building codes Revit Bachelor's degree HVAC design Organizational skills Professional Engineer Time management Full Job Description HVAC/Plumbing Mechanical Engineer About Western Allied Mechanical Western Allied Mechanical (WAM) stands on the cutting edge of HVAC system design and operation. We combine innovative thinking and technologies with our intricate engineering to create, build and maintain comfortable, energy-efficient environments. Our relational focus and entrepreneurial spirit continually drive us to attract and develop the finest talent, while building and enduring customer relationships. We strive to be Driven by Innovation, Grounded in Care and Dedicated to Teamwork. Western Allied has been Operating for over 50 years as a mechanical contractor for bio-tech, high tech, retrofit, and LEED/Green projects. We are looking for intelligent, organized and innovative people to join our team! Description of Position The Western Allied Mechanical Engineering team develops HVAC and Plumbing solutions to meet client building comfort, facilities, process, or energy-related requirements. Mechanical Engineers work within the team and with other members to produce construction documentation, control system designs, and test their designs after construction. Engineers work with fabricators, installers, and programmers to ensure systems are installed and operate correctly and efficiently. Engineers are expected to quickly learn company processes and produce designs with less oversight. Plumbing design experience is not necessary but encouraged. Plumbing design work will be a component of the job and continuing education will be provided to develop design skills.