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Sheetmetal Installer, Self Perform
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What they do
A HVAC Mechanic or Installer installs and repairs heating, air conditioning, and ventilation units.
$56,188 / year median in Nevada
+13% projected growth
Job Description
The Self Perform Mechanical Sheet Metal Technician is responsible for the fabrication, installation, and support of industrial-grade ductwork systems, seismic bracing, and hangers on large-scale mechanical construction projects. This role also includes the occasional installation and startup of small residential-style HVAC equipment including split air and mini-split systems. The Sheet Metal Technician works closely with the mechanical field team to ensure ductwork systems are installed per drawings, properly braced, and ready for commissioning. This role will be Reno local and will require travel to multiple job sites throughout the Reno Region. Fabricate and install industrial-grade sheet metal ductwork including rectangular, round, and oval duct systems per construction drawings and SMACNA standards Install seismic bracing and hanger systems for ductwork per engineering drawings and applicable code requirements (SMACNA, IBC seismic provisions) Read and interpret mechanical plans, P&IDs, and shop drawings to execute ductwork layouts and coordinate with other trades Install residential and light-commercial split air and mini-split HVAC systems including indoor/outdoor units, refrigerant lines, and condensate drains Coordinate with piping, controls, and electrical trades to ensure proper sequencing, clearances, and system integration Perform quality checks on installed ductwork including duct leakage verification and seismic brace inspection Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area; comply with all site-specific safety requirements and Tesla EHS standards 3+ years of experience in sheet metal fabrication and ductwork installation on commercial or industrial construction projects with a working knowledge of SMACNA standards Experience installing seismic hangers and bracing systems per IBC and project-specific engineering requirements Experience with split air and mini-split system installation and startup; EPA 608 refrigerant certification a plus Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, duct isometrics, and equipment submittals Physical stamina and ability to work overhead, at heights, and in confined or obstructed areas on 12-hour shifts OSHA 10 certification required; OSHA 30 a plus Ability to work in a fast-paced multi-site environment with varying indoor and outdoor conditions