We provide high quality custom designed and manufactured air handling units for all types of building environments
Richmond, BC
Haakon Industries is comprised of two divisions under the name Haakon Industries Ltd. There is the Manufacturing Division, which manufactures custom air handling equipment and there is the Service, Maintenance and Installation Division. Below are brief descriptions of both divisions. The Manufacturing Division is a rapidly expanding, client-focused, manufacturer of custom air handling equipment. We have developed a reputation for quality that has many of North America’s largest companies asking for our products by name. Our equipment is used in hospitals, pharmaceutical laboratories, microchip manufacturers, universities, automotive manufacturing plants, and countless other institutional, industries, and commercial facilities. We strive for excellence by continuing to invest in our facilities, our product and our people. Our investment in the development of specialized software and automated, robotic sheet metal equipment has propelled us to be North America’s largest privately owned air handling equipment manufacturer. Our corporate culture is collaborative and innovative, on the forefront of technology advances in engineering software, robotics and manufacturing. The Service Division provides services to the Lower Mainland and Sea-to-Sky Corridor. We seek to provide services in a transparent manner using lean principles with the goal of making our clients as productive as possible. This philosophy has lead to the development of our web-based real-time information system and our “1 Step Ahead” Pro-active service approach. Our Technicians are expertly trained through a five year apprenticeship with ongoing training throughout their career. They are all well-groomed and uniformed appropriately to provide a professional image for our clients and to their tenants. For more information on the Service Division, please visit www.haakonhvac.com or follow us on instagram and facebook.
On-site · Kingston
The Wall Assembler is responsible for fabricating, insulating, and assembling wall panels for air handling units according to blueprints. They must operate hand and power tools safely while maintaining production goals and adhering to all safety guidelines.
On-site · Kingston
The Finisher is responsible for preparing HVAC air handling units for shipment by performing assembly, testing, and quality control tasks. This role involves physical labor, reading blueprints, and operating various tools to ensure units meet company standards before transport.
On-site · Kingston
The Sheet Metal Operator is responsible for fabricating components for air handling units using CNC machinery and various metalworking tools. They must accurately interpret blueprints and ensure materials are handled safely and efficiently to meet production goals.
On-site · Kingston
The Electrical Assembler is responsible for building and wiring electrical panels for HVAC units according to design specifications. They must also install conduit, electrical devices, and ensure all work complies with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Kingston
The assembler is responsible for constructing air handling units by installing structural and mechanical components according to blueprints. They must ensure proper alignment and secure connections while maintaining safety standards in a manufacturing environment.
On-site · Kingston
The Industrial Painter is responsible for preparing surfaces and applying paint to air handling units using HVLP and airless spray systems. The role also involves performing equipment maintenance, spray foam insulation, and material handling using cranes and forklifts.
On-site · Kingston
The assembler is responsible for constructing HVAC units by following blueprints and installing structural and mechanical components. They must perform tasks such as welding, fitting, and metal fabrication while maintaining safety standards and production goals.
On-site · Kingston
The Sheet Metal Operator is responsible for fabricating sheet metal components for air handling units using CNC machinery and various metalworking tools. They must accurately interpret blueprints, perform precise measurements, and ensure all tasks are completed in compliance with safety protocols.
