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Jobs at McKenney's

If you’re ready to build a solid career with an industry leader, you’ve come to the right place. McKenney’s offices in Atlanta GA, Charlotte NC, and Chattanooga TN offer great opportunities in all construction, mechanical, and managerial specialties.

McKenney’s hires, trains, and promotes individuals in all job classifications without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability, marital status, medical condition, sexual orientation or any other unlawful consideration.

Current McKenney’s 1 job openings are listed below. If you’re interested in applying for any of these positions, click on the link for more information and application instructions.

We update our openings regularly, so please check back often.

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9/1/2008

Automation and Controls Specialist

Atlanta Office

Automation Specialists are required to test, validate and commission building HVAC, lighting and monitoring systems and components. Automation Specialists should have a working knowledge of various system types including Electric/Electronic, Digital and Analog, and Direct Digital Control (DDC). Automation Specialists develop, deploy, test and validate system program code according to the system design.

11/18/2009

Designer - Piping

Atlanta Office

Designer shall work in a team environment to develop mechanical piping shop drawings fully coordinated with the architectural & structural elements of the building and the other building trades (sprinkler, sheet metal, plumbing, etc.).

11/18/2009

Automation and Controls Technician

Carolinas Division

Controls and Automation Technicians will be required to program, test, validate, maintain and manage building HVAC, lighting and monitoring systems and components. Typical components consist of Relays, Transducers, Sensors, Actuators, Automatic Dampers, Automatic Valves, Power Supplies, and so forth. Technicians should have a working knowledge of various system types including Pneumatic, Electric/Electronic, Digital and Analog, and Direct Digital Control (DDC). Technicians are expected to respond to system service outages, operational failures or calibration adjustments, scheduling issues etc.