HVAC Field Supervisor

Job Description

Job Description

We're seeking an HVAC Supervisor to oversee controls installations for one of our client's commercial mechanical projects. Our client is a respected contractor with a strong project pipeline across institutional, mission critical, industrial and large commercial work.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Manage daily field operations across multiple active jobsites including manpower, schedule, and quality
  
• Coordinate with general contractors, mechanical trades, and engineering teams on installation sequencing
  
• Submit and track RFIs, permitting documentation, and submittal packages through project lifecycle
  
• Lead startup, point-to-point checkout, and commissioning activities with project engineers
  
• Mentor field technicians and enforce safety, workmanship, and documentation standards on site
  

QUALIFICATIONS

• 5+ years of hands-on experience with HVAC controls and DDC systems
  
• Prior supervisory experience leading field crews on commercial construction projects
  
• Working knowledge of Automated Logic or comparable building automation platforms
  
• AutoCAD proficiency for redlines, as-builts, and shop drawing review
  
• Experience reading mechanical, electrical, and control drawings
  
• Strong understanding of construction sequencing and trade coordination
  
• Ability to communicate clearly with owners, engineers, and trade partners
  
• Valid driver's license and willingness to travel between regional jobsites
  

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