Jobs at McKenney's Inc.

Quality Intern supporting construction project quality initiatives through root cause analysis, shop drawing and equipment documentation reviews, jobsite observations, warranty call tracking, service coordination, and reporting. The role involves analyzing warranty and rework trends, identifying quality and safety risks, supporting sustainable corrective actions, and building reporting capabilities using Smartsheet. Candidates will collaborate with quality, project, field, drafting, and shop teams while learning about mechanical and plumbing systems.

Coordinates safety programs across construction projects through daily site inspections, pre-task planning, equipment and tool inspections, incident response, root cause analysis, safety reporting, regulatory compliance, and corrective action implementation. The role works closely with project leaders, foremen, field personnel, clients, and safety managers to identify hazards, stop unsafe work, coordinate training, and prevent incidents.

Supports quality risk identification, measurement, root cause analysis, data validation, continuous improvement, and process documentation. Collaborates with business units, support teams, project engineers, logistics, and construction personnel to resolve quality issues and improve processes. Conducts site visits, supports training and user adoption, applies Lean 5S principles, and helps ensure accurate quality reporting and adherence to project standards.

Sell and manage HVAC service contracts and retrofit projects for end-user and property management customers. Responsibilities include customer development, estimating, proposals, scheduling, cost control, invoicing, collections, quality assurance, field crew supervision, safety promotion, and warranty administration. The role requires local and occasional out-of-town travel to customer locations and job sites, along with physical activity in construction and mechanical environments.

Provides administrative and operational support to logistics teams in Atlanta and Charlotte. Responsibilities include calendar and meeting coordination, metrics tracking, Tableau reporting, billing and vendor invoice administration, purchase order support, asset and fleet record management, shipping coordination, and data maintenance in Microsoft Dynamics, Smartsheet, and other systems. The role also supports documentation, operational reporting, transaction corrections, and continuous improvement activities.

Supports Safety Specialists and Managers with project safety initiatives, safety data analysis, predictive AI insights, incident root-cause analysis, and communication of safety trends. Participates in jobsite and fabrication-shop walkthroughs to identify hazards and assess compliance. Assists with project safety inquiries while developing knowledge of construction workflows and workplace safety practices.

Oversee daily tool room operations, including receiving, inspection, storage, repair coordination, inventory tracking, order fulfillment, and distribution. Supervise and develop Tool Room Associates, manage vendors and procurement activities, conduct safety and compliance audits, maintain calibration and labeling standards, lead 5S and continuous improvement efforts, and coordinate with logistics, warehouse, field, and project teams to support jobsite needs.

Staff Accountant responsible for maintaining general ledger accuracy, supporting month-end and year-end close, preparing financial reports, performing reconciliations, monitoring financial activity, and supporting internal and external audits. The role requires strong accounting knowledge, analytical attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. Preferred experience includes BlackLine, Microsoft Dynamics, Smartsheet, construction accounting, and public accounting.

Provides administrative and data-management support to project managers, field leadership, and department management. Responsibilities include calendar management, office supply purchasing, purchase orders, project reporting, invoice resolution, expense reconciliation, billing support, contract administration, document management, and maintaining insurance program records. The role also supports job-site coordination, departmental training, data accuracy, and effective communication with clients, vendors, and project teams.

Coordinates safety programs on construction sites through daily inspections, pre-task planning, hazard identification, equipment and tool checks, incident response, root cause analysis, safety reporting, employee retraining, and regulatory compliance. Works with project teams, foremen, clients, and safety leadership to correct hazards, manage permits and documentation, and prevent injuries. Requires frequent site walking and occasional travel to local and out-of-town job sites.

Supports HR operations across onboarding, learning and development, recruiting, early talent programs, employee engagement, and administration. The intern helps create department-specific onboarding plans, prepares materials, coordinates orientations and events, maintains HR records and trackers, schedules interviews, supports career fairs, and gathers feedback to improve employee and intern experiences.

Develops, builds, tests, commissions, maintains, and repairs building automation and controls systems for HVAC, lighting, power, and monitoring. Diagnoses complex system malfunctions, responds to BAS emergencies, prepares service documentation, and supports customer relationships. Requires extensive experience across multiple BAS platforms, commercial HVAC and controls, electrical systems, and technical schematics. The role may involve moderate physical effort, construction-related hazards, and exposure to varying environmental conditions.

Leads safety programs across Georgia operations and active construction worksites. Responsibilities include incident reduction, root cause analysis, safety training, OSHA compliance, inspections, corrective action tracking, injury and risk reporting, workers’ compensation support, and advising operational leaders. The role spends approximately 60% of its time at jobsites and 40% in the office, with moderate travel across Georgia and the Carolinas.

Career Connection Day recruitment event for candidates seeking full-time roles upon graduation with McKenney’s. Available opportunities include engineering, project management, HVAC and plumbing service, purchasing, accounting, safety, fabrication detailing, design, and internships. Selected candidates proceed through a one-way interview, recruiter interview, skills assessment, and onsite panel interview. Union evaluation may be required for hourly union positions.

Leads pipe fabrication and assembly operations, developing manufacturing strategy, budgets, capacity plans, standardized processes, and continuous improvement initiatives. Oversees safety, quality, productivity, workforce development, digital fabrication tools, automation, capital investments, vendor relationships, and performance metrics. Partners with engineering, VDC, supply chain, finance, project management, and field teams to improve prefabrication, scalability, operational efficiency, and profitability.

Develops, programs, tests, commissions, services, and repairs building automation and control systems for HVAC, lighting, power, and monitoring applications. Responsibilities include controls engineering reviews, graphical interface modifications, Niagara tool usage, hardware troubleshooting, BAS emergency response, documentation, and customer support. Requires experience with multiple BAS platforms, HVAC and electrical systems, cybersecurity in commercial networks, and Niagara 4 certification.

Develops, programs, tests, commissions, services, and troubleshoots building automation and controls systems for HVAC, lighting, power, and monitoring. Reviews controls designs, diagnoses hardware and system malfunctions, responds to after-hours emergencies, prepares documentation, and supports customer relationships. Requires experience with multiple BAS platforms, Tridium Niagara 4 certification, HVAC and electrical knowledge, and the ability to interpret technical schematics.

Entry-level Project Engineer role providing hands-on exposure to preconstruction, BIM and virtual construction, mechanical detailing, estimating, fabrication, field installation, and commissioning. The position coordinates work among project managers, field teams, suppliers, vendors, subcontractors, and customers. It is designed as a 9–12-month development role leading to potential advancement into project management, engineering, sales engineering, or related positions.