Who We Are

Heinz Mechanical Industries, Inc.

About Us

Heinz Mechanical Industries, Inc. in Clackamas, Oregon

Heinz Mechanical Industries, Inc. has thrived since 1983 as a locally-owned company serving Oregon and Southwest Washington. We are third-generation owned and operated and are proud to provide our customers with an extensive knowledge of plumbing and mechanical systems.

At Heinz, we have built an impeccable reputation based on our business practices, the quality of our workmanship, and the success of our employees and team members on every project.

Heinz Plumbing began over 30 years ago under the guidance of Heinz Bosch. He was born in Schweinfurt, Germany, and apprenticed and succeeded in the plumbing and sheet metal trade in Germany. Bosch moved to Portland in 1956 and served as a union member for over 50 years in what is currently Local 290 Plumbers & Steamfitters.

Our project teams are made up of hard-working industry veterans with an average tenure of 15+ years.

The Heinz Mechanical Industries, Inc. team provides full mechanical construction services. This includes preconstruction and design services. We specialize in healthcare, K-12 schools, higher education, institutional, commercial, hydroelectric, and government projects.

Meet the Team

Jennifer Olszewski

Jennifer Olszewski

President

Nick Wilson

Nick Wilson

Operations Manager

Bart Dalton

Bart Dalton

Superintendent

Eric Waliezer

Eric Waliezer

Lead Estimator

Gary Eldridge

Gary Eldrige

Project Manager

Jonathan Tavera

Jonathan Tavera

Warehouse Manager

Sabrina Almaguer

Sabrina Almaguer

Project Accountant

Jeff Wanous

Jeff Wanous

Project Manager

Jim Conway

Jim Conway

Pre Construction Estimating

Jeniffer Hull

Jeniffer Hull

HR/Payroll Manager

Jerry Martinez

Jerry Martinez

Purchasing Manager

Jordan Micho

Jordan Micho

Project Engineer

Jesse Randall

Jesse Randall

Project Manager

Chris Carter

Chris Carter

Project Manager

James Wicker

James Wicker

Project Manager

Rachael Hibpshman

Rachael Hibpshman

Accounts Payable

Thomas Mitchell

Thomas Mitchell

Sheet Metal Superintendent

Sustainable Building Practices

We minimize waste and evaluate operations to ensure they run as efficiently as possible.

Heinz Mechanical Industries, Inc. is committed to sustainable building practices to ensure premium efficiency and consumption of the products we provide and install.

This includes managing systems and procedures specifically designed to minimize the use of hazardous materials, energy, and other natural resources to minimize the generation of waste and enable the recycling and repurposing of materials.

We continually seek opportunities to improve our environmental performance.

We do this by establishing objectives and targets, and measuring progress. This includes monitoring energy, water, paper and fuel consumption, and vehicle miles traveled.

We promote participation and communicate our commitment to responsible environmental practices.

This is achieved by advocating environmental responsibility among our employees, suppliers, and customers. We provide the necessary training and support to enable them to implement this policy.

EMR Safety Rating

Our commitment to safety is evident by a record that is significantly better than the national average. Heinz’s Experience Modification Rate (EMR) is also consistently below the national average for construction companies in our field.

Experience Modification Rating
2022 (EMR)

Experience Modification Rating
2023 (EMR)

Experience Modification Rating
2024 (EMR)

Safety First Policy

At Heinz Mechanical Industries, Inc., we have always emphasized a Safety First policy prior to implementing any task. We expect our employees to maintain safety on every job, and our customers trust us to manage safe projects. Our commitment to safety is shared by all of our employees to maintain a safe and injury-free workplace.

Heinz is continually enhancing its safety and health policies. By following safe work practices, such as those outlined in our company safety program, the risks of injury and illness are minimized or often eliminated.

The foundation of a company’s safety program is the ability of its personnel to recognize, evaluate, and control hazards and risks on the job site. To accomplish this, Heinz’s commitment to safety includes:

  • A detailed safety manual with employee training guidelines specified in each program.
  • A safety manager who has completed the OSHA 30-hour Construction Safety training course.
  • A daily pre-task safety planning meetings on all jobsites.
  • Weekly toolbox safety talks on all jobsites or as required by the general contractor.
  • Regular jobsite safety inspections.
  • A 100% drug-free workplace program.

Upon Employment, each new employee receives the following:

  • Company Safety Plan
  • Company Orientation
  • Vehicle Policy Program
  • Safety Incentive Program