About This Role
This Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Installer Technician role involves installing, maintaining, and repairing a variety of HVAC systems. It offers the chance to work on diverse residential and commercial projects, ensuring optimal indoor comfort and energy efficiency. The position suits an energetic technician eager to advance their skills in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities
- Install new HVAC systems for residential and commercial properties
- Perform routine maintenance on mechanical systems to ensure peak performance and longevity of equipment
- Troubleshoot and repair HVAC/R systems using electrical diagnostic tools such as ohmmeters and specialized equipment troubleshooting techniques
- Conduct system inspections to identify issues related to refrigeration, electrical systems, plumbing connections, and mechanical components
- Interpret technical schematics and HVAC design documents to facilitate accurate installation and repairs
- Diagnose complex issues involving ammonia refrigeration or other specialized systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards such as EPA regulations
- Communicate effectively with clients regarding system operation, maintenance needs, and troubleshooting steps to enhance customer satisfaction
- Utilize hand tools and mechanical knowledge to perform repairs efficiently while maintaining a high standard of safety and quality
- Assist in building automation system setup or adjustments for integrated climate control solutions within commercial or industrial properties
- Maintain detailed service records and logs of repairs performed and parts used in Housecall Pro
Requirements
- Proven construction experience with installation or repair of HVAC or mechanical systems in residential or commercial settings
- Service technician experience working on HVAC/R equipment with a strong understanding of refrigeration cycles, electrical diagnostics, and mechanical repairs
- Familiarity with schematics, blueprints, or HVAC design plans is essential for accurate system installation and troubleshooting
- Knowledge of plumbing connections related to HVAC systems, including condensate drainage and refrigerant piping
- Hands-on experience with HVAC system repair, maintenance procedures, and equipment troubleshooting using various tools such as ohmmeters or refrigerant gauges
- Strong mechanical knowledge covering air conditioning units, property maintenance systems, and building automation controls
- Valid driver’s license for transportation between job sites
- EPA refrigerant handling certification
Nice to have:
- Experience driving company vehicles
Benefits