High-Rises are one of the building types we recruit for in Las Vegas. Commercial mechanical contractors here need HVAC, plumbing, piping and controls people who know how these buildings work. Below is the work involved, the roles contractors fill, and where to find current Las Vegas openings.
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Mechanical work in high-rise buildings
Plumbing: Domestic water booster pumps, pressure reducing valve stations and zoned risers; sanitary and storm stacks with expansion and offsets.
Wet side: Central plants or water-source heat pump loops, cooling towers on the roof, and pressure-rated chilled and heating water risers.
Air side: Floor-by-floor air handlers, fan coils, VRF or water-source heat pumps, and stair and elevator shaft pressurization.
Fire protection coordination: Standpipes and fire pumps coordinated with mechanical risers and shafts.