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Careers
| Position: |
Plumbing Engineer |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| Salary Range: |
Depends on Experience |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Professional |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, Washington 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
As a Plumbing Engineer, this person is responsible for the layout, design and coordination for assigned projects. The size of Company projects range from solo projects to projects requiring multi-member design teams. S/he reports directly to the Plumbing/Piping Engineering Manager.
A Plumbing Engineer possessing the listed knowledge, skills and abilities is accountable for the following:
- Know and stay current on codes, industry practices and state-of-the-art technologies
- Learn and understand the present MacDonald-Miller engineering system including standards, methods, forms and computer programs
- Prepare calculations for equipment sizing
- Select plumbing fixtures and equipment
- Complete final working drawings which may include CAD or manual drafting
- Coordinate plumbing design with the architect, structural engineer and other subcontractors
- Work with field personnel in resolving installation problems that may arise
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller's Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Performs additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Service Special Projects Account Manager - Eastside (Bellevue/Redmond territory) |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Sales |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| Office Location: |
14762 NE 95th Street, Redmond, WA 98052 |
Brief Task Description:
MacDonald-Miller forms an in-depth partnership with our customers and anticipates their needs. We provide customer-specific solutions that create maximum comfort and efficiency. We empower employees to make decisions that correspond with our Customer Commitment, Operational Beliefs, and Operating Guidelines
The Account Manager is expected to be proficient in the HVAC services industry and customer service. This person is expected to meet performance standards set by the Vice President - Service Business Development and by the immediate supervisor. Our Service Department typically handles projects that require ongoing HVAC maintenance contracts or quick turn around tenant improvements. The Account Manager is expected to be a professional self-starter and able to develop a dependable sales track record. S/he is responsible for maintaining regular contact with customers, building owners and co-workers to ensure a quality product. Account Manager may be given a vehicle allowance, mobile phone and reimbursed for all reasonable business expenses.
The Account Manager is accountable for the following:
- Identify, sell, and negotiate HVAC retrofit and tenant improvement projects
- Prepare and present effective sales proposals to new and existing customers that develop profitable results
- Meet and exceed sales goals and profit margins
- Develop new clients through networking and seeking referrals from current clients
- Document and follow up on leads and referrals
- Public relations: resolve complaints and problems; provide information and advice
- Form in-depth partnerships with our customers and anticipate their needs
- Act in "responsible charge" role with clients and coworkers
- Confer with staff and customers on all phases of projects
- Review and evaluate contract compliance
- Help direct field technicians or other co-workers on projects
- Keep management abreast of market conditions and trends affecting industry
- Attend department meetings and submit reports (expense reports, sales reports, working agreements) in a timely manner
- Understand, accept and support Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Perform additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Experienced Field Engineer (union) |
| Date Available: |
Immediately |
| Normal Hours: |
7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Technician |
| Salary Range: |
Union Scale |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
An experienced Field Engineer coordinates and schedules work and functionally tests a variety of mechanical systems and associated control devices. The technician is expected to meet performance standards set by management and comply with all Company policies and procedures. This position reports directly to Field Engineering Manager. The experienced Field Engineer performs the following:
- Plan, schedule, coordinate and perform test and balance work
- Prepare preliminary and final field balancing logs
- Prepare written reports regarding system installation, function and design deficiencies
- Perform the test and air balance work on projects
- Perform mathematical operations quickly and accurately
- Act as a lead, mentor and trainer for additional field engineering personnel on projects
- Attend job-site meetings and represent MacDonald-Miller's interests
- Write balancing agendas and Final TAB reports
- Actively participate in the MacDonald-Miller sponsored Education and Training Program
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller's Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Perform additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Controls Technician |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| Normal Hours: |
7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Technician |
| Salary Range: |
Depends on Experience |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, Washington 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
A Controls Technician reports to the Controls Technician - Lead. He/she is expected to test, repair, and commission a variety of control system components. He/she is also expected to meet performance standards set by management and to comply with all company policies and procedures. A Controls Technician performs the following:
- Test all equipment and control functions of controls provided, installed or designated by MacDonald-Miller Controls
- Set up and install all communication devices for remote operations PC's, modems for standard phone or short haul, repeaters, etc.
- Identify, research, prepare and present solutions to problems
- Document and follow-up problems relating to controls
- Develop and write the necessary software to provide all features agreed to within scope or specification
- Provide all written documentation for indication of proper testing on all projects
- Provide timely, constructive feedback to personnel concerning project status and concerns
- Assist Commissioning Technicians to verify that their testing of control systems is done correctly and efficiently completed
- Effectively work with all areas of HVAC including design, production, refrigeration, controls and service
- Be proficient in all areas of HVAC controls including pneumatic, electronic, energy management systems, and computerized control systems
- Ensure all pertinent data regarding as-built or record drawing sketches, software & programming and any changes are returned to the Engineering Division of MacDonald-Miller Controls
- Review engineering with supervisor and application engineer before and after project is complete to improve quality
- Provide customer training
- Maintain current software databases
- Research, prepare and present solutions to problems
- Actively participate in the MacDonald-Miller sponsored Education and Training Program
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller's Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Perform additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Entry Level Field Engineer (non-union) |
| Date Available: |
Immediately |
| Normal Hours: |
7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Technician |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
The entry level Field Engineer assists in performing testing and balancing work involving variety of mechanical systems and control devices. He/she is expected to meet performance standards set by management and comply with all Company policies and procedures. This position will train and work with other technicians and report directly to the Field Engineering Department Manager. The entry level Field Engineer performs the following:
- Assist in performing the test and air balance work on projects
- Perform mathematical operations quickly and accurately
- Assist in preparing preliminary and final field balancing logs
- Assist in preparing written reports regarding system installation function and design deficiencies
- Actively participate in the MacDonald-Miller sponsored Education and Training Program
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller’s Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Perform additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Experienced Field Engineer (non-union) |
| Date Available: |
Immediately |
| Normal Hours: |
7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Technician |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
An experienced Field Engineer coordinates and schedules work and functionally tests a variety of mechanical systems and associated control devices. The technician is expected to meet performance standards set by management and comply with all Company policies and procedures. This position reports directly to Field Engineering Manager. The experienced Field Engineer performs the following:
- Plan, schedule, coordinate and perform test and balance work
- Prepare preliminary and final field balancing logs
- Prepare written reports regarding system installation, function and design deficiencies
- Perform the test and air balance work on projects
- Perform mathematical operations quickly and accurately
- Act as a lead, mentor and trainer for additional field engineering personnel on projects
- Attend job-site meetings and represent MacDonald-Miller's interests
- Write balancing agendas and Final TAB reports
- Actively participate in the MacDonald-Miller sponsored Education and Training Program
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller’s Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Perform additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Centrifugal Chiller Technician |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| Normal Hours: |
4:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Craft Workers (skilled) |
| Salary Range: |
Per Union Contract |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
| Mailing Address: |
PO Box 46787, Seattle, WA 98146 |
| E-Mail: |
hr@macmiller.com |
Brief Task Description:
The Centrifugal Chiller Technician performs the following:
- Maintenance, trouble shoot and repair on centrifugal chillers and associated components
- Tear down and rebuild of chillers to manufacturers specification
- All necessary rigging of equipment
- System analysis and logging of operating parameter
- Consults with customers regarding problems or issues concerning their equipment
- Document of all work preformed
- Working with service coordination to schedule work load
- Handle refrigerants to EPA standards
- Perform additional tasks as assigned on other types of equipment
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| Position: |
Commercial HVAC Service Journey Level Technician |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| Normal Hours: |
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Salary Range: |
Union Scale |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Craft Workers (skilled) |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
The Commercial HVAC Service Journey Level Technician performs the following:
- Maintenance, filter changes, troubleshoot, diagnose and repair on commercial package gas and electronic heat pumps, air conditioners, hydronic systems, boilers, controls and associated components
- Become familiar with constant volume and VAV systems, process of control wiring, refrigeration line piping, replacing compressors, etc.
- Consult with customers regarding problems or issues discovered while servicing their heating/air conditioning system and provide them with a written record of services performed
- Work closely with the service coordinators and their foreperson to make sure that customers' needs are being fulfilled to their expectations and in a timely manner
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller’s Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Actively participate in the Company-sponsored Education and Training Program
- Be assigned to one week (7 days) of 24 hour emergency duty on a rotating basis
- Perform additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Senior Project Manager |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| Normal Hours: |
7:30a.m. - 4:30p.m. (Monday - Friday) |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Professional |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
The Senior Project Manager is expected work with customers, field personnel and office staff in a professional manner. Although 90% of the time is focused on the daily running of the mechanical construction projects, he/she also has some business development responsibilities. He/she is expected to meet performance standards set by management and to comply with all company policies and procedures. The Senior Project Manager performs the following:
- Plan and schedule personnel for the project
- Prepare cost control and expense reports
- Schedule and track job progress
- Review design drawings and estimate and negotiate change orders
- Prepare the parts lists and submit to Purchasing to obtain project materials
- Monitor labor and material costs for accuracy through the job cost tracking system
- Prepare billings and track financial performance of assigned projects
- Research, prepare and present proposals
- Write: subcontracts, purchase order, correspondence field questions and job write-ups
- Supervise preparation of submittals, operations and maintenance manuals, air balance logs and as-builts
- Complete job close out procedures
- Participate in mentoring new Project Management personnel
- Demonstrate a sincere desire to serve our customers
- Demonstrate a genuine respect for co-workers
- Develop positive rapport with customers and suppliers
- Provide timely, constructive feedback to personnel concerning projects’ status and concerns
- Conduct customer training
- Perform additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Assistant Project Manager |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| Normal Hours: |
7:30a.m. - 4:30p.m. (Monday - Friday) |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Professional |
| Exempt Status: |
Exempt |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
The Assistant Project Manager is expected to provide business and administrative support to facilitate planning and coordinating of activities for designated projects to ensure that goals and objectives of projects are accomplished within the prescribed time frame and funding parameters. He/she is expected to meet performance standards set by management and to comply with all company policies and procedures.
The Assistant Project Manager possessing the listed abilities and skills performs the following:
- Estimate change orders and small jobs
- Assist with getting quotes from suppliers and proposals out to the customers
- Schedule and track job progress
- Track delivery of equipment and materials
- Process submittals and O&M’s
- Write: subcontracts, purchase orders, correspondence field questions, and job write-ups
- Maintain project files
- Follow up with air balance logs, O&M’s, as-builts, contracts and change orders
- Assist account executives and project managers with preparing billings
- Provide timely and constructive feedback to key personnel concerning projects
- Increase skills by studying HVAC and plumbing design
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions’ Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
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| Position: |
Project Engineer |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Professional |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| Salary Range: |
Depends on Experience |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
As a Project Engineer, this person is responsible for the layout, design and coordination for assigned projects. The size of Company projects range from solo projects to projects requiring multi-member design teams. He/she reports directly to the Executive Vice President of Engineering.
A Project Engineer possessing the listed knowledge, skills and abilities is accountable for the following:
- Know and stay current on codes, industry practices and state-of-the-art technologies
- Learn and understand the present MacDonald-Miller engineering system including standards, methods, forms and computer programs
- Prepare load calculations for equipment sizing
- Select HVAC/plumbing equipment
- Complete final working drawings which may include CAD or manual drafting
- Coordinate HVAC/plumbing design with the architect, structural engineer and other subcontractors
- Work with field personnel in resolving installation problems that may arise
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller's Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs and Customer Commitment
- Performs additional tasks as assigned
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| Position: |
Entry Engineer |
| Date Available: |
Market Driven |
| Exempt Status: |
Non-Exempt |
| EEO-1 Class: |
Professional |
| Salary Range: |
Depends on Experience |
| Office Location: |
7717 Detroit SW, Seattle, WA 98106 |
Brief Task Description:
An Entry Engineer is responsible for the layout, design and coordination of assigned projects. The size of Company projects' range from solo projects to projects requiring multi-member teams and is under the direction of the Project Engineer.
An employee possessing the knowledge, skills and abilities listed below is accountable for the following:
- Learn and understand the present MacDonald-Miller systems including standards, methods, forms and computer programs
- Learn current codes, current industry practices and state-of-the-art technologies
- Prepare load calculations for equipment sizing, select HVAC and/or plumbing equipment, layout HVAC ductwork and plumbing systems under the direction of a project or lead engineer
- Complete final working drawings which may include CAD or other manual drafting
- Coordinate HVAC/plumbing design with the architect, structural engineer and other sub-contactors
- Work with field personnel in resolving installation problems that may arise
- Understand, accept and support MacDonald-Miller's Operating Guidelines, Operational Beliefs & Customer Commitment
- Performs additional tasks as assigned
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