Phillip Ellis

Engineer, design, install, troubleshoot, repair, and service HVAC and other mechanical systems. Complete layout working from blueprints, ordering materials and equipment, assembling and installing sheet metal systems, supervising jobs from one man to multiple crews, coordinating with other trades on site, training and orientation of new employees, maintaining safety protocols including personal standards, company standards, OSHA and any other government standards applicable. Beyond the mechanical trade specifically, most of these skills cross over nicely to other trades where I have practical skill as well, such as framing, both wood and steel, finish construction, both inside and outside, installation of cabinets and floors, appliances, windows, flooring, plumbing and electrical fixtures. Moving from construction I also have a fair amount of experience in commercial and light industrial manufacturing, operating a wide variety of manufacturing systems, as well as manufacturing the finished products from the parts made on all that equipment and tooling. I can also fill a role of maintenance and service focusing on machinery you could find in any of these settings. I am competent in a fair number of other rules across various industries, continuing in the vein of everything I have already shared, just ask, as I do not wish to make this too repetitive. I do not have any arbitrary certifications, things like forklift licenses and other company specific certifications that aren't going to be honored by the next company, even if it is the exact same work description. Importantly, I have type 1 and 2 EPA certification which allows me to purchase, handle, recover, and charge HVAC systems with any refrigerants currently in use, and some, though still in use in very old equipment and no longer available in a retail setting that some company may hold on to as it is essential and specific to their equipment and processes. I can do nearly anything, and I'm motivated.