What’s in it for you?

At Howe, we make sure to set up every team member for success in their career. From tools, licensing and certifications, to continuing education opportunities, we provide all the expected benefits with the addition of one thing -- GROWTH, plain and simple. “Howe” would you like the opportunity to grow with a 4th generation family-owned company that is truly leading the way in the industry? If you’re not familiar with the benefits that are being offered, here's what to expect from us:

  • Culture centered on our core values: Integrity, Quality, Service, Teamwork.
  • On-the-job training and opportunities for continuing education.
  • Well-maintained fleet of vehicles and access to leading technology and equipment.
  • *Up to $3,000 in tool programs + boot discounts.
  • Comprehensive benefits package with HSA and supplemental insurance options.
  • 401k with generous match.
  • PTO accrual starting on day one.

Compensation & Incentives:

  • $28.60-$37.00 per hour depending on experience and qualifications.
  • $2,000 sign on bonus for qualified journeymen. 
  • Up to $2,500 worth of cordless power tools in 1st year.
  • Discount on work boots.

How you’ll contribute to the team:

As a Sheetmetal Journeyman at Howe, you will work on commercial installation projects by installing sheet metal ducts, spiral ducts, roof top units, and other HVAC equipment. Our Sheet Metal Journeyman will direct the work of apprentices and aid them in fabricating, assembling, and installing products, materials, and equipment according to plans and project specifications. Installation of products may include setting RTUs, curbs, split system, kitchen hoods, TDC, S&D, black iron, and stainless duct. Our Sheet Metal Journeymen work closely with the Division Manager, Project Managers, and Field Superintendents to ensure that work is being installed according to schedule while maintaining Howe’s high-quality standards. You may also set up and operate fabrication machines, tools, and equipment as necessary and repair and maintain sheet metal products.

What you’ll bring to the table:

Sheetmetal Journeyman are proficient at following direction and possess great communication skills. You will be able to adapt quickly to change and work well with other contractors on the job site. A professional appearance is always expected at Howe. You will also need to possess a valid driver’s license to commute to and from job sites as needed and have flexibility in your schedule to work some weekends and overtime as needed.

How you’ll qualify:

The ideal Sheetmetal Journeyman will have at least 4 years of HVAC sheet metal experience and will demonstrate strong skills and knowledge of the trade. You’ll stand out by having any additional training or related education. Sheet Metal Journeyman are expected to obtain additional training and education as required. A high school diploma or equivalent is the minimum educational requirement.

What to expect in the field:

Working in the HVAC sheet metal industry can be physically demanding. As a Sheetmetal Journeyman, you must have the physical strength to lift/carry/push/pull up to 50lbs, and have the balance, hand-eye coordination, and stamina necessary to complete jobs in various areas. Journeymen must also be able to work at height, on ladders or lifts, and in all weather conditions for prolonged periods of time.

 

 

Howe, Inc. is an EEO/AAP employer.

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