Field Opportunities in Diverse Specialty Trades
Looking to work on jobsites as part of Egan’s project team? With our wide-spanning specialties, we’re able to offer field positions in nearly every skilled trade in the industry. And, many trades roles require no experience so you can start immediately in a pre-apprentice role.
Egan offers exciting field job opportunities in the following specialties: electrician, pipefitter, plumber, sheet metal worker, ironworker, glazier or glassworker, millwright, low voltage technician, electrical lineman, or equipment operator.
AVAILABLE PRE-APPRENTICE POSITIONS
Electricians
Design, install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical wiring systems
Electrical Linemen
Build and maintain electrical power systems
Operating Engineers
Maintain and operate building and industrial complexes
Ironworkers
Install iron or steel beams, girders, and columns; create ornamental finishes
Glaziers & Glassworker
Cuts, installs, and replaces glass, aluminum storefront frames, and curtainwall
Limited Energy Technicians
Design, install, maintain, and troubleshoot low-voltage electrical wiring systems
Pipefitters
Installs, assembles, fabricates, maintains, and repairs mechanical piping systems
Plumbers
Install and repair water supply lines, waste disposal systems, and related appliances and fixtures
Sheet Metal Workers
Creates, installs, and repairs sheet metal products
Millwrights
Install, maintain, and precisely place large machinery
TRADES TO OFFICE ROLES
Preparing for an “office job” often starts with working within the trades! Often, qualified field leaders are considered for office roles, which require management potential and skill. Contact us for available opportunities at recruiting@eganco.com. Here’s what we typically hire for:
3d Modeler
3D Modelers have a mechanical or electrical construction background in the trades, but an interest, on the job skill, and, sometimes, training in 3D drawing of electrical, piping, plumbing, and sheet metal systems in AutoCAD or another program.
Project (Administrative) Assistant
Project assistants handle paperwork and arrangements that managers don’t always have time to handle – like travel arrangements and getting bills in the right hands.
Estimator
Estimators work directly with vendors to get pricing on materials and services for projects. They are sometimes called Account Managers. They measure spaces, calculate a rough estimate for materials, and help Project Managers create a bid after a client requests it.
Assistant Project Manager
In this role, a person is usually less experienced in project management than Project Managers. Many of the duties are the same, but Assistant Project Managers don’t handle as much of the billing and budgeting.
Project Manager
In this role, a person would handle the budget, purchasing materials, and work directly with clients to make sure they are satisfied. Project Managers occasionally visit the construction site and collaborate with foreman and other field employees.
America's Safest Company Award
Recognized as one of America’s Safest Companies, Egan demands safety at every turn. We invest significant resources into employee training and jobsite safety.
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