Roles and Responsibilities 

Complete installations, maintenance and service work in all areas of commercial and residential, including but not limited to:

• Troubleshoot equipment and controls issues on a variety of Cooling, Heating and ventilation equipment and properly repair in both residential and commercial situations.
• Installation of new air conditioning equipment
• Plan routes and locate and mark the positions, and determine proper line sizing for refrigeration lines and equipment
• Have the ability to train apprentices
• Drill/cut holes through walls and floors to accommodate pipes and hangers
• Cut, clean, and weld refrigeration lines for installations as required
• Be able to properly use power tools and torches to complete work
• Move and install equipment such as air conditioning units, pumps, coils
• Complete preventative maintenance on equipment
• Maintain a clean, safe working area at all times
• Mentor and train refrigeration apprentices
• Participate in safety inspections and ensure apprentices are following safety policies and procedures
• Follow all Pad-Car Mechanical policies and procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned

Required Skills/Certificates/Licences

• Strong customer relation skills

• Safety oriented work ethic
• Mechanical Aptitude
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Able to take and follow direction
• Be a team player
• Willing to be work on call rotation
• Able to work alone, and with others as required
• Knowledge of electrical wiring , components and be able to read and understand wiring schematics.
• Competent use of hand and power tools
• use proper lifting techniques
• be on your feet for extended periods
• sometimes work in awkward positions
• Ability to work on constructions sites in all weather conditions

•  Valid Class 5 drivers license  

Required Experience  

• Journeyman certificate held in Alberta or Red Seal equivalent
• Valid Class 5 drivers license

Benefits

• Health, Vision, and Dental benefits after 3 months of fulltime employment
• RRSP matching after 12 months of fulltime employment

Roles and Responsibilities 

Layout and install heating, plumbing, and drainage line in all areas of commercial and residential plumbing, including but not limited to:

• Be able to interpret building plans and specifications to determine the layout for the plumbing and other materials
• Have the ability to organize other workers as well as train apprentices.
• Drill/cut holes through walls and floors for the installation of hangers and accommodate pipes
• Layout and mark the positions for pipe sleeves, connections and fixtures, for installations as required
• Pipe fitting experience
• join pipe sections and secure them in position using different methods such as, measure, cut, thread, bend, clamp, solvent cement, solder or weld pipe
• select the type and size of pipe required
• assemble and install fixtures, valves, fittings, flanges
• pressure test pipe systems for leaks
• install underground storm sanitary and water piping system
• Move and install equipment such as boilers, pumps or fan coils
• Mentor and train plumbing apprentices
• Participate in safety inspections and ensure apprentices are following safety policies and procedures
• Maintain a clean, safe working area at all times
• Follow all Pad-Car Mechanical policies and procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned 

Required Skills

• Safety orientated work ethic
• Mechanical Aptitude

• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Strong organizational skills
• Be a team player
• Competent use of hand and power tools
• use proper lifting techniques
• be on your feet for extended periods
• sometimes work in awkward positions
• Ability to work on constructions sites in all weather conditions

Required Experience  

• Journeyman certificate held in Alberta or Red Seal equivalent

Benefits

• Health, Vision, and Dental benefits after 3 months of fulltime employment
• RRSP matching after 12 months of fulltime employment

Roles and Responsibilities 

Assist and learn from Journeyman Sheetmetal Workers in all areas of commercial and residential sheet metal, including but not limited to:

• Learn to read and understand building plans and specifications to determine the layout for the ductwork and other materials
• locate and mark the positions for duct sleeves, fire dampers, wall hoods, louvers
• cut holes through walls and floors to accommodate ducts
• join duct sections and secure them in position with a variety of joints
• Drill holes through concrete, wood, steel to secure proper hangers
• Be able to properly use power tools to cut and assemble duct sections
• Learn to use CNC cutting machine to layout and cut sheet metal fittings
• Learn how to use shop bending, turning, and cutting machines to fabricate ductwork and fittings
• Move and install equipment such as make up air units, rooftop units, furnaces, air conditioners, fan coils, exhaust fans
• Assist with material handling
• Maintain a clean, safe working area at all times
• Follow all Pad-Car Mechanical policies and procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned

Required Skills

• Safety orientated work ethic

• Mechanical Aptitude
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Able to take and follow direction
• Be a team player
• Competent use of hand and power tools
• Be willing to attend trade school to progress through apprenticeship program (Schooling is in Calgary or Edmonton)
• use proper lifting techniques
• be on your feet for extended periods
• sometimes work in awkward positions
• Ability to work on constructions sites in all weather conditions

Preferred Experience  

• Pre-Apprentice experience considered an asset
• Sheet Metal Apprenticeship Schooling and related hours of Experience is an asset
• Experience in commercial construction is an asset

Benefits

• Health, Vision, and Dental benefits after 3 months of fulltime employment
• RRSP matching after 12 months of fulltime employment

Roles and Responsibilities 

Assist and learn from Journeyman Refrigeration Mechanics in all areas of commercial and residential, including but not limited to:

• Troubleshoot equipment and controls issues on a variety of Cooling, Heating and ventilation equipment and properly repair in both residential and commercial situations.
• Assisting with and learning of new air conditioning equipment
• locate and mark the positions for refrigeration lines and equipment
• cut holes through walls and floors to accommodate pipes
• learn how to cut, clean, and weld refrigeration lines
• Drill holes through concrete, wood, steel to secure proper hangers
• Be able to properly use power tools and torches to complete work
• Move and install equipment such as air conditioning units
• Learn how to complete maintenance on equipment. And perform preventative maintenance
• Learn how to troubleshoot equipment issues and properly fix them.
• Assist with material handling
• Maintain a clean, safe working area at all times
• Follow all Pad-Car Mechanical policies and procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned

Required Skills/Certificates/Licences

• Safety oriented work ethic
• Mechanical Aptitude
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Able to take and follow direction
• Be a team player
• Willing to be work on call rotation
• Able to work alone, and with others as required
• Competent use of hand and power tools
• Be willing to attend trade school to progress through apprenticeship program (Schooling is in Calgary or Edmonton)
• use proper lifting techniques
• be on your feet for extended periods
• sometimes work in awkward positions
• Ability to work on constructions sites in all weather conditions
• Valid Class 5 drivers license
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Preferred Experience  

• Experience working with electricity
• Pre-Apprentice experience considered an asset
• Refrigeration  Apprenticeship Schooling and related hours of Experience is an asset
• Experience in commercial construction or service is an asset

Benefits

• Health, Vision, and Dental benefits after 3 months of fulltime employment
• RRSP matching after 12 months of fulltime employment

Roles and Responsibilities 

Assist and learn from Journeyman Plumbers in all areas of commercial and residential plumbing, including but not limited to:

• Learn to read and understand building plans and specifications to determine the layout for the plumbing and other materials
• Layout and mark the positions for pipe sleeves, connections and fixtures, for installations as required
• Drill/cut holes through walls and floors for the installation of hangers and accommodate pipes
• join pipe sections and secure them in position using different methods such as, measure, cut, thread, bend, clamp, solvent cement, solder or weld pipe
• select the type and size of pipe required
• assemble and install fixtures, valves, fittings, flanges
• pressure test pipe systems for leaks
• install underground storm sanitary and water piping system
• Move and install equipment such as boilers, pumps or fan coils
• Assist with material handling
• Maintain a clean, safe working area at all times
• Follow all Pad-Car Mechanical policies and procedures
• Perform other duties as assigned

Required Skills

• Safety orientated work ethic

• Mechanical Aptitude
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Able to take and follow direction
• Be a team player
• Be willing to attend trade school to progress through apprenticeship program
• Competent use of hand and power tools
• use proper lifting techniques
• be on your feet for extended periods
• sometimes work in awkward positions
• Ability to work on constructions sites in all weather conditions

Preferred Experience  

• Pre-Apprentice experience considered an asset
• Plumbing Apprenticeship Schooling and related hours of Experience is an asset
• Experience in commercial construction is an asset

Benefits

• Health, Vision, and Dental benefits after 3 months of fulltime employment
• RRSP matching after 12 months of fulltime employment