See your work hold up
Every project ends with a building that runs better than it did before. Pull up the dashboard six months later and see whether the sequence you wrote is still holding.
We're a Chelmsford-based controls contractor of about thirty-five people. We've been at it since 1997. Most days the work is somewhere between Portland, Maine and New Haven, and a few national accounts take us further. If you take pride in hands-on work on real buildings, we'd like to hear from you.
Every project ends with a building that runs better than it did before. Pull up the dashboard six months later and see whether the sequence you wrote is still holding.
You'll know your coworkers by name and know which technician to call about an unusual fan-coil problem. The projects are real buildings across New England: offices, schools, labs, town halls.
Everyone in a leadership role here came up through the trade or through engineering. When you have a question or need to escalate a problem, you're talking to someone who has done the work themselves.
Tridium Niagara 4 certification, OSHA 30, manufacturer training schools. Well-trained people do better work, and they tend to stay.
Fill out the form and attach a resume if you have one handy. A note is enough to start.