Greater Philadelphia
In order to solve service or engineering issues - out in the field. Still doing mechanical & electrical r/r.Note i have worked with very talented people employed by Alan wood steel, Bethlehem steel & Fairless Works etc,they went into the HVAC field after the steel industry crashed.They went to school and were retrained on a government/grant which helped me gain more knowledge working with them. Serviced & help install & maintained Commercial & light industrial HVAC equipment & associated controls over 30 years. Senior technician for several multi state mechanical service companies. My territory was the midatlantic region over 30 years. A part of & helped maintain/build several mechanical hvac service divisions. Since my early teens my mechanical experiences started. Working at gas stations & working on Cars , worked at a airport assisting A&P mechanics & worked line crew. Worked for a hydraulic manufacturer assisting set up. Worked for a centrifuge manufacturer,with fabrication.On a note on my family heritage & ancestry originating from Ireland. My Grandfather well known in the steel forging industry pres of forging plants. My Father a US Lieutanent in the USAF flying with B29 flying fortresses. Steel worker & part owner of a co.My Great Grandfather Phila ship yard blacksmith forger/ to a known Philadelphia industrialist & inventor with several United States Patents applied to the metal shaping process in the steel forging industry & a pioneer with steam hammers & his own design / owner/founder of schuylkill forge.Worked inside a steel forging factory late 70s & early 80s,then probably scheduled to close due to foreign competition/economy I was advised by mgmt/owners then. Left went to hvac school with a buddy now its 30 years later ⛏🇺🇸🛠🦅ATC/bas Commercial & residential equipment - Cleaning up & fine tuning of it. Land of the Free & independence & right to work. 🇺🇲 USA its still #1 the saying goes * Fight for your rights /Liberties **⛏🇺🇸 ⛏ 🇺🇲**