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Students, are you looking for a full time position in mechanical contracting after graduation? Maybe an internship over the summer? MCAA`s job board is designed to help you find the perfect role. Our member companies have posted these openings in the last 2 weeks and are looking to fill them with students from MCAA student chapters, students like you!
To view these openings and to learn more, find the link in our bio to the MCAA job board. Good luck!
Students, are you looking for a full time position in mechanical contracting after graduation? Maybe an internship over the summer? MCAA`s job board is designed to help you find the perfect role. Our member companies have posted these openings in the last 2 weeks and are looking to fill them with students from MCAA student chapters, students like you!
To view these openings and to learn more, find the link in our bio to the MCAA job board. Good luck!
Congratulations to Gabriel Biagioni, recipient of the William A. Bianco, Jr. Memorial Scholarship.
Kinetics Systems, Inc. established this scholarship to honor William “Bill” Bianco, the foundation’s former President and an MCAA Distinguished Service Award recipient, for his many contributions to the mechanical industry’s continuing advancement.
"I have benefited greatly from the amount of resources and learning opportunities MCAA offers. The MCAA website, our local chapter, and the Student Chapter Competition have provided a great deal of education in mechanical contracting. Resources like WebLEM and other industry best practices have deepened my understanding of construction management and prepared me for real-world applications. With the Student Chapter Competition, they give you insight that each project is different, and they all have their own quirks and aspects that differ from project to project. I believe these projects help students enter the real world since mechanical contracting is ever changing and never the same."
Read more about Gabriel at mcaa.org.
Congratulations to Gabriel Biagioni, recipient of the William A. Bianco, Jr. Memorial Scholarship.
Kinetics Systems, Inc. established this scholarship to honor William “Bill” Bianco, the foundation’s former President and an MCAA Distinguished Service Award recipient, for his many contributions to the mechanical industry’s continuing advancement.
"I have benefited greatly from the amount of resources and learning opportunities MCAA offers. The MCAA website, our local chapter, and the Student Chapter Competition have provided a great deal of education in mechanical contracting. Resources like WebLEM and other industry best practices have deepened my understanding of construction management and prepared me for real-world applications. With the Student Chapter Competition, they give you insight that each project is different, and they all have their own quirks and aspects that differ from project to project. I believe these projects help students enter the real world since mechanical contracting is ever changing and never the same."
Read more about Gabriel at mcaa.org.
Congratulations to Kavan Limbasiya, Recipient of the Trimble Future Estimator Scholarship.
The Trimble Future Estimator Scholarship was developed to recognize a student specifically interested in being a mechanical estimator upon graduation.
“My internship with Waldinger last summer provided valuable insights into the estimating process, where I gained hands-on experience in data analysis and project specifications. Additionally, my involvement with the MCAA Student Chapter Competition allowed me to explore scheduling, highlighting the critical role it plays in effective estimation.
My involvement with MCAA has been pivotal in shaping my career in mechanical construction. It not only provided me with essential industry knowledge, but also facilitated valuable networking opportunities, ultimately helping me secure my first internship. I plan to stay engaged with MCAA, participating in events and supporting future students.”
Read more about Kavan at mcaa.org.
Congratulations to Kavan Limbasiya, Recipient of the Trimble Future Estimator Scholarship.
The Trimble Future Estimator Scholarship was developed to recognize a student specifically interested in being a mechanical estimator upon graduation.
“My internship with Waldinger last summer provided valuable insights into the estimating process, where I gained hands-on experience in data analysis and project specifications. Additionally, my involvement with the MCAA Student Chapter Competition allowed me to explore scheduling, highlighting the critical role it plays in effective estimation.
My involvement with MCAA has been pivotal in shaping my career in mechanical construction. It not only provided me with essential industry knowledge, but also facilitated valuable networking opportunities, ultimately helping me secure my first internship. I plan to stay engaged with MCAA, participating in events and supporting future students.”
Read more about Kavan at mcaa.org.
This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
Students, are you looking for a full time position in mechanical contracting after graduation? Maybe an internship over the summer? MCAA`s job board is designed to help you find the perfect role. Our member companies have posted these openings in the last 2 weeks and are looking to fill them with students from MCAA student chapters, students like you!
To view these openings and to learn more, find the link in our bio to the MCAA job board. Good luck!
Students, are you looking for a full time position in mechanical contracting after graduation? Maybe an internship over the summer? MCAA`s job board is designed to help you find the perfect role. Our member companies have posted these openings in the last 2 weeks and are looking to fill them with students from MCAA student chapters, students like you!
To view these openings and to learn more, find the link in our bio to the MCAA job board. Good luck!
Congratulations to Bruno Portes, Recipient of the Robert T. Armistead Memorial Scholarship.
This $5,000 scholarship was established in 2024 by Armistead Mechanical, Inc. and the family of Robert “Bob” Armistead to symbolize his leadership, dedication, and impact on the mechanical contracting industry. In honor of Bob’s service as MCAA President, the selected winners are required to have served in the role as their local student chapter president.
“Mechanical construction, unlike many other industries, offers a variety of roles to apply yourself. There’s so many roles within mechanical that helps me as a young adult not be so worried about picking a career and being afraid of regretting it. As a future mechanical engineer graduate, I can use my skills to be a project manager, an estimator, part of scheduling, and even go into management in the future if I would like.
This sort of flexibility allows for me to grow into a career that I will be happy to be in. Moreover, many of the “engineer” things that I find cool like reading drawings, discussing solutions, and building things are all part of it. I could be part of bidding, drawing, and building something. That’s like the best of three worlds and I love that!“
Read more about Bruno at MCAA.org.
Congratulations to Bruno Portes, Recipient of the Robert T. Armistead Memorial Scholarship.
This $5,000 scholarship was established in 2024 by Armistead Mechanical, Inc. and the family of Robert “Bob” Armistead to symbolize his leadership, dedication, and impact on the mechanical contracting industry. In honor of Bob’s service as MCAA President, the selected winners are required to have served in the role as their local student chapter president.
“Mechanical construction, unlike many other industries, offers a variety of roles to apply yourself. There’s so many roles within mechanical that helps me as a young adult not be so worried about picking a career and being afraid of regretting it. As a future mechanical engineer graduate, I can use my skills to be a project manager, an estimator, part of scheduling, and even go into management in the future if I would like.
This sort of flexibility allows for me to grow into a career that I will be happy to be in. Moreover, many of the “engineer” things that I find cool like reading drawings, discussing solutions, and building things are all part of it. I could be part of bidding, drawing, and building something. That’s like the best of three worlds and I love that!“
Read more about Bruno at MCAA.org.
Internship season is officially here and fall student chapter recruitment plans will quickly follow. MCAA has two resources currently available to help secure a pool of qualified future employees. Get them at mcaa.org.
Internship season is officially here and fall student chapter recruitment plans will quickly follow. MCAA has two resources currently available to help secure a pool of qualified future employees. Get them at mcaa.org.
Students, are you looking for a full time position in mechanical contracting after graduation? Maybe an internship over the summer? MCAA`s job board is designed to help you find the perfect role. Our member companies have posted these openings in the last 2 weeks and are looking to fill them with students from MCAA student chapters, students like you!
To view these openings and to learn more, find the link in our bio to the MCAA job board. Good luck!
Students, are you looking for a full time position in mechanical contracting after graduation? Maybe an internship over the summer? MCAA`s job board is designed to help you find the perfect role. Our member companies have posted these openings in the last 2 weeks and are looking to fill them with students from MCAA student chapters, students like you!
To view these openings and to learn more, find the link in our bio to the MCAA job board. Good luck!
Congratulations to Shelby Gustafson, recipient of the Bolton Family Scholarship.
This $5,000 scholarship was established in 2024 to pay tribute to the significant contributions that the Boltons have provided to the construction industry and the dedicated service they have provided to the employees of Arden Building Companies.
Shelby, who has interned with MCAA Member, ACCO Engineered Systems since 2023, talks about her experience this summer:
"Throughout the summer I was busy and having the time of my life. The project team I was with was extremely helpful and I liked how much they trusted me to perform work for them. I felt valuable to the team at ACCO and not just a paper pusher. I also loved a lot of the job sites they allowed me to bid out. My favorite part of the summer was doing quantity take offs for a data center and a quantum computer project. Already getting to be a part of these life changing systems has made me even more enthusiastic to pursue a career in mechanical contracting.”
Read more about Shelby at MCAA.org.
Congratulations to Shelby Gustafson, recipient of the Bolton Family Scholarship.
This $5,000 scholarship was established in 2024 to pay tribute to the significant contributions that the Boltons have provided to the construction industry and the dedicated service they have provided to the employees of Arden Building Companies.
Shelby, who has interned with MCAA Member, ACCO Engineered Systems since 2023, talks about her experience this summer:
"Throughout the summer I was busy and having the time of my life. The project team I was with was extremely helpful and I liked how much they trusted me to perform work for them. I felt valuable to the team at ACCO and not just a paper pusher. I also loved a lot of the job sites they allowed me to bid out. My favorite part of the summer was doing quantity take offs for a data center and a quantum computer project. Already getting to be a part of these life changing systems has made me even more enthusiastic to pursue a career in mechanical contracting.”
Read more about Shelby at MCAA.org.
Congratulations to Braidyn Hudson, one of two recipients of the Alan P. O’Shea Memorial Scholarship.
The Mechanical Contractors Association of New Jersey established these scholarships to honor the memory of Alan P. O’Shea, it’s former Executive Director, and to memorialize his many contributions to the mechanical contracting industry.
"Five years from now, I expect to be in some sort of project engineer position immediately following graduation. This is the position I have been exposed to the most through my internships. I’m pursing a double major and getting an accounting degree as well as my construction management degree. This was done to gain the knowledge of how to properly handle a company’s finances and budget a project. I hope the experience I will have gained while in school and with the student chapter will allow me to advance at an escalated rate within a company. Depending on what areas I enjoy the most in the industry, I could also see myself in an estimating position as well.”
Read more about Braidyn at mcaa.org.
Congratulations to Braidyn Hudson, one of two recipients of the Alan P. O’Shea Memorial Scholarship.
The Mechanical Contractors Association of New Jersey established these scholarships to honor the memory of Alan P. O’Shea, it’s former Executive Director, and to memorialize his many contributions to the mechanical contracting industry.
"Five years from now, I expect to be in some sort of project engineer position immediately following graduation. This is the position I have been exposed to the most through my internships. I’m pursing a double major and getting an accounting degree as well as my construction management degree. This was done to gain the knowledge of how to properly handle a company’s finances and budget a project. I hope the experience I will have gained while in school and with the student chapter will allow me to advance at an escalated rate within a company. Depending on what areas I enjoy the most in the industry, I could also see myself in an estimating position as well.”
Read more about Braidyn at mcaa.org.
🎙️ Just In: New Episode of Inside MCAA
The latest episode is live! This time we are talking about how MCAA’s Career Development Committee is opening doors for the next generation—connecting students and contractors through competitions, creative events, and career-launching opportunities.
Tune in to hear how it all comes together—and what’s ahead at the 2025 GreatFutures Forum in Salt Lake City.
Follow Inside MCAA on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
🎙️ Just In: New Episode of Inside MCAA
The latest episode is live! This time we are talking about how MCAA’s Career Development Committee is opening doors for the next generation—connecting students and contractors through competitions, creative events, and career-launching opportunities.
Tune in to hear how it all comes together—and what’s ahead at the 2025 GreatFutures Forum in Salt Lake City.
Follow Inside MCAA on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Congratulations to Aidan Wolownik, Recipient of the Thomas J. Wanner Memorial Scholarship.
The scholarship, which was established in 2022, was created to honor the previous MCA/MSCA of Cleveland, Inc. Executive Director, Thomas J. Wanner, who passed away earlier this year.
“What is most appealing to me about mechanical construction is that we make a building come alive. Essentially, the general contractor builds the skeleton and mechanical contractors go in and put all the organs together. This plays a huge role in our world today. Without mechanical contracting, buildings are nothing but walls."
Read more about Aidan at mcaa.org.
Congratulations to Aidan Wolownik, Recipient of the Thomas J. Wanner Memorial Scholarship.
The scholarship, which was established in 2022, was created to honor the previous MCA/MSCA of Cleveland, Inc. Executive Director, Thomas J. Wanner, who passed away earlier this year.
“What is most appealing to me about mechanical construction is that we make a building come alive. Essentially, the general contractor builds the skeleton and mechanical contractors go in and put all the organs together. This plays a huge role in our world today. Without mechanical contracting, buildings are nothing but walls."
Read more about Aidan at mcaa.org.