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Join our dynamic team as a Maintenance Mechanic where your skills will be valued and put to good use. You will be responsible for performing routine maintenance, troubleshooting machinery, and ensuring optimal operational performance. Your expertise will contribute significantly to our commitment to excellence and safety.If you are looking for an opportunity to grow your career in a supportive environment, we encourage you to apply!

Role Overview Parallel Employment Group is hiring a Maintenance Mechanic to support a medical manufacturing partner in Buffalo, NY. This position focuses on keeping equipment running smoothly through daily maintenance and urgent repairs. Key Responsibilities Perform routine maintenance on manufacturing equipment Respond quickly to equipment breakdowns and emergencies Handle small electrical repairs as needed Restart production line components to minimize downtime Replace worn or damaged parts Shift Details 1st shift Compensation Hourly pay: $20 to $30

If you believe your skills, experience, and aspirations align with this opportunity, we invite you to apply. This position is remote within the U.S., with a preference for candidates located in or near: Buffalo, NY; Houston, TX; Denver, CO; or Chicago, IL. ABOUT THE ROLEFacility Optimization Solutions (FOS), a subsidiary of CannonDesign, is dedicated to fostering a people-first environment. We are expanding, and this new role for a Mechanical Assessor is pivotal. The ideal candidate will lead the mechanical and plumbing assessments of facilities across diverse sectors, including healthcare, education, sports, public, and commercial.As a Mechanical Assessor, you will observe, identify, and document all mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection systems within a facility. Your role involves pinpointing deficiencies and providing recommendations with budgetary cost estimates for remediation. Additionally, you will mentor junior Mechanical Assessors, ensure quality control for the mechanical discipline, liaise with clients and facility staff, and assist Project Managers as required.HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL DOConduct on-site facility condition assessments as part of a multidisciplinary team on existing buildings and civil assets.Evaluate mechanical systems such as HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, cooling towers, chillers, and boilers.Collaborate with clients and site personnel to assess assets, maintaining an average walk rate of 100,000 to 225,000 square feet of building space per day.Provide detailed technical descriptions of observed systems and their deficiencies.Assess the overall condition of each system and its remaining useful life.Offer corrective recommendations for identified deficiencies.Deliver rough cost estimates for executing your recommendations, which will aid clients in future project and capital planning.Interview building operations and maintenance staff to gather insights into building history, recent and chronic maintenance challenges, and operational information.Prepare project progress documentation for managerial review.Review peer work and actively engage in post-project evaluations.

We invite talented individuals who believe their skills and aspirations align with this role to apply. ABOUT THE ROLEJoin our dynamic multidisciplinary team, working under the guidance of a licensed engineer. Your projects will include new constructions and renovations across various sectors, including education, healthcare, corporate commercial, and science and technology. HERE'S WHAT YOU WILL DODesign ductwork, piping, and select equipment for HVAC systems in building design, working independently on smaller projects and under supervision for more complex assignments. Assist with Plumbing and Fire Protection designs as needed.Calculate heating and cooling loads, and layout and design ductwork and piping using energy modeling software.Create Revit/BIM models for construction drawings of HVAC systems, from schematic design to construction administration phases, including layouts, sketches, and detailed drawings. Perform Revit/BIM modeling for plumbing and fire protection systems as necessary.Revise specifications for existing or new projects.Specify mechanical equipment such as boilers, chillers, and air handling units.Review shop drawings for compliance with specifications and contract documents.Effectively communicate with clients and project team members by attending Owner, Architect, Construction Administration (OAC) meetings, ensuring alignment with project budgets.Conduct independent research as needed and address emergent issues.Gather information to respond to RFIs and review change orders in preparation for construction documents.Perform site visits to verify existing conditions and observe construction progress, often requiring a physical walkthrough of the site.May supervise activities of less experienced staff.Undertake other duties as assigned.

Join our dynamic team at LaBella Associates as a Senior Mechanical Engineer in the Building Engineering division, located in Buffalo, New York. Our Building Engineering Division offers a comprehensive range of services, including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural engineering. We are dedicated to delivering high-quality engineering solutions from feasibility studies and analysis through to project design and construction.As a Senior Mechanical Engineer, you will collaborate with clients to provide innovative HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection designs, along with technical support to meet project requirements. Your role will typically involve fieldwork, design, and construction administration services. We seek a proactive leader who can mentor junior engineers and contribute to business development while having the opportunity to advance into a mechanical leadership position.

Are you an experienced Mechanical Engineer looking to take your career to the next level? We invite you to apply for the Project Mechanical Engineer V position at CanonDesign. ABOUT THE ROLEAs a vital member of our multi-disciplinary team, you will take on a leadership role within the mechanical engineering department. Your projects will encompass various sectors, including educational institutions, healthcare facilities, sports complexes, corporate offices, and scientific research facilities. HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL DOLead complex designs for HVAC systems, including ductwork, piping, and equipment selection for large buildings, with minimal oversight. You may also assist in Plumbing and Fire Protection designs as needed.Establish effective communication with clients and collaborate with the design team.Participate in the QAQC process as an independent reviewer.Provide guidance, mentoring, and technical leadership to junior designers and engineering team members.Oversee the performance and development of less experienced staff, including conducting annual performance reviews.Manage engineering complexities associated with Energy Model software.Create Revit/BIM models of HVAC systems throughout all project phases, including schematic design and construction administration, and perform Revit/BIM modeling for plumbing and fire protection when necessary.Review and approve shop drawings for compliance with project specifications and contract documents.Engage in project meetings with clients, architects, and construction administration while maintaining a focus on budget adherence.Lead or participate in value engineering sessions with Architectural and Engineering teams.Propose enhancements to standards and processes to improve quality, coordination, and streamline production efforts.Coordinate staff development activities in collaboration with the Project Manager, including work planning and budget development.Address RFIs and review change orders during the construction document preparation process.Conduct site visits to assess existing conditions and monitor construction progress. Site visits will often require a physical walk-through of the site.Represent CanonDesign in project-related activities, guiding project team members and contributing to business development initiatives.

Join our dynamic team at LaBella Associates as a Senior Mechanical Engineer in our Building Engineering Division, specifically within the Energy Infrastructure team at our Buffalo, NY office. This is an exciting opportunity for a mid-level engineer to take a lead role in innovative projects focused on decarbonization and electrification.Our Energy Infrastructure team excels in providing comprehensive energy efficiency and renewable energy consulting services. We conduct feasibility analyses and design cutting-edge mechanical systems for a diverse range of clients, from new constructions to renovations and design/build projects.The ideal candidate will collaborate closely with our engineering team, leading various projects from the feasibility stage to design and construction. We seek someone who thrives in a team environment, enjoys mentoring junior engineers, and possesses excellent communication skills to effectively interact with clients.

If you believe your expertise aligns with the requirements of this role, we warmly invite you to submit your application. This position is primarily remote across the U.S., with a strong preference for candidates based in or around: Buffalo, NY; Houston, TX; Denver, CO; or Chicago, IL. ABOUT THE ROLEAs a part of CannonDesign’s Facility Optimization Solutions (FOS), we prioritize our people and are excited to expand our team with a new Mechanical Assessor. The right candidate will take charge of the mechanical and plumbing evaluations during facility condition assessments across various sectors, including healthcare, education, sports, public, and commercial assets.In the role of Mechanical Assessor, you will be tasked with observing, identifying, and documenting the mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection systems of designated properties. You will pinpoint any deficiencies and offer actionable recommendations, complete with budget estimates to rectify these issues. Furthermore, you will mentor junior Architectural Assessors within your team, uphold quality standards, liaise with clients and their facility staff, and assist Project Managers with various assignments.HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL DOConduct on-site facility condition assessments as part of a multidisciplinary team, focusing on mechanical and plumbing systems. This includes identifying deficiencies in HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, cooling towers, chillers, and boilers while providing detailed reports on critical issues and remediation suggestions.Collaborate with clients and other on-site personnel to evaluate client assets, achieving a daily assessment rate of 100,000 to 225,000 square feet.Assess condition, remaining useful life, necessary costs, and remedial actions.Deliver technical descriptions of deficiencies, ranging from minor concerns to significant issues.Provide detailed recommendations for corrections to aid future project planning and cost estimation.Engage with building operations and maintenance staff to gather insights on building history, prior work orders, and operational data.Compile project progress documentation for review by project managers.Review peer work and actively contribute to post-project evaluations.

If you believe your expertise and ambitions align with this role, we invite you to submit your application. ABOUT THE ROLEAs part of our dynamic, multi-disciplinary team, you will collaborate under the guidance of a licensed engineer. Your projects will encompass new construction and renovations across educational, healthcare, corporate commercial, and science and technology sectors. HERE'S WHAT YOU WILL DODesign uncomplicated piping and select equipment for HVAC systems in building design under the mentorship of a professional engineer, including support for plumbing and fire protection designs as needed.Conduct Building Load Calculations utilizing modeling software, while working under supervisory direction.Assist in preparing energy models with appropriate software parameters, subject to supervisory oversight.Develop Revit/BIM models of HVAC systems throughout the construction drawing phases, from schematic design to construction administration, ensuring accuracy in layout, sketches, and detail drawings, with required supervision. Also, support Revit/BIM modeling for plumbing and fire protection systems as necessary.Contribute to editing specifications related to both existing and new projects.Review submittals and shop drawings to ensure compliance with contract documents.Conduct research on assigned topics and respond to emergent issues with timely solutions.Draft reports for review by a professional engineer.Assist in gathering information to address RFIs and review change orders during the preparation of construction documents.Participate in job site visits to validate existing conditions and monitor construction progress, which may require physical walkthroughs of the site.Coordinate specific activities related to particular project elements.Carry out additional duties as assigned.

Join Labella Associates as a Mechanical Engineer, where you will be at the forefront of innovative engineering solutions. In this role, you will design, develop, and implement mechanical systems and components, ensuring they meet both functional and safety standards. Collaborate with a talented team of engineers and contribute to exciting projects that make a real impact.

About the Role FluidStack is hiring a Mechanical Field Engineer to support data center operations in Buffalo, NY. This role focuses on maintaining and improving mechanical systems that keep our data centers running smoothly and efficiently. What You Will Do Oversee the mechanical systems within FluidStack’s data centers Conduct regular maintenance checks to ensure equipment reliability and performance Troubleshoot and resolve mechanical issues as they arise Work with other engineering teams to identify and implement system improvements Who We’re Looking For This position suits someone with a strong interest in engineering and technology, who enjoys hands-on problem solving and collaborating with others to keep critical infrastructure operating at its best.

Join our dynamic Building Engineering division at LaBella Associates as a Senior Mechanical Engineer in our Buffalo, NY office. We pride ourselves on delivering comprehensive building engineering services, encompassing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural engineering. Our team excels in a spectrum of projects—from feasibility studies to detailed design and construction—serving a diverse clientele with innovative solutions for new constructions, renovations, and unique structures.The ideal Senior Mechanical Engineer will engage directly with clients to provide expert HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection design, alongside technical support to meet project specifications. You will manage fieldwork, design processes, and construction administration, fostering a collaborative environment and mentoring junior engineers while also driving business development initiatives. This role presents a unique opportunity to evolve into a leadership position within the mechanical engineering team.

Join our team as a Field Installer, where you will be responsible for the installation of meticulously designed residential storage solutions and accessories utilizing premium materials. The ideal candidate will possess proficiency in both hand and power tools, demonstrate strong measurement skills, and have a commitment to providing outstanding customer service to our clients.What We Offer:At California Closets, we pride ourselves on our company-owned locations that offer a variety of benefits:Comprehensive Health Insurance – including Medical, Dental, and Vision coverageGenerous PTO days along with paid holidays401K retirement plan with company matching contributionsTransportation provided from our location to customer job sitesAll necessary tools and PPE supplied by the companyGuaranteed 40 hours per week with potential for overtimeStandard day shift hoursOpportunities for career advancement with various promotional pathsEngagement with luxury products and fully customized installationsPlease note that franchise locations are independently owned and may offer different benefits.Key Responsibilities:Perform skilled and semi-skilled carpentry tasks to install tailored storage systems, including closets, cabinets, and office spaces in both residential and commercial settings.Utilize company-provided CAD drawings and blueprints for accurate and efficient installations.Assemble and install systems of varying complexity.Assist with the removal and installation of materials in client residences.Maintain all shop tools and equipment in safe working condition (tools are provided).Work independently or collaboratively with team members based on job size.Deliver exceptional customer service during in-home installations.Adhere to safety standards at all times.Drive safely to and from job sites using company-provided vehicles.Complete other tasks and responsibilities as directed by the supervisor.