Renewable Energy Jobs at McKinstry

McKinstry has an impressive portfolio of notable projects, including a 4.25 MW wind farm in central Washington that powers both the company’s operations and approximately 1,000 homes. They have also worked on significant buildings such as the Amazon.com headquarters, Fairmont Olympic Hotel, and the Museum of Pop Culture, showcasing their expertise in energy-efficient design and construction (source: pmmag.com). Their key clients include federal agencies through a Department of Energy indefinite-delivery contract, as well as various public and private buildings, demonstrating their capability to handle large-scale projects (source: seattlebusinessmag.com). The company has also partnered with local utilities like Puget Sound Energy and Seattle City Light to enhance building performance and energy efficiency (source: betterbricks.com).

In the past two years, McKinstry has not announced any major renewable-specific contracts or acquisitions, focusing instead on ongoing federal work and maintaining its existing projects. However, the company has a history of recognition, including being named Mechanical Contractor of the Year in 2015 and celebrating its 50-year anniversary in 2010 (source: pmmag.com). Their expansion efforts in 2009 included a significant facility in Seattle's Georgetown area, which added substantial office and training space to support their growth (source: djc.com).

McKinstry offers a diverse range of roles across design, engineering, construction, operations, and energy services, including positions for both professional staff and union craftsmen. The company has historically aimed to expand its workforce significantly, with plans to hire hundreds of employees for efficiency retrofits in the past (source: grist.org). Their culture emphasizes innovation and sustainability, featuring amenities like a 20,000 sq ft commons area with recreational facilities and a focus on employee wellness (source: pmmag.com). Additionally, McKinstry provides benefits such as company-paid public transit passes, reflecting their commitment to long-term careers in energy efficiency (source: pmmag.com).

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