Duct Cleaner

Responsibilities:

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Inspecting Air Duct Systems:

• Assessing air duct systems for dirt, debris, mold, and other pollutants.

• Using specialized tools to inspect and assess the condition of air ducts.

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Cleaning Air Ducts:

• Removing dust, debris, and contaminants from air ducts using high-powered vacuums, brushes, and other cleaning tools.

• Ensuring proper air flow and removing blockages or obstructions that could impact system performance.

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Mold and Mildew Remediation:

• Identifying signs of mold and mildew buildup in air ducts.

• Applying appropriate cleaning solutions or treatments to prevent or eliminate mold growth.

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Sanitizing and Deodorizing:

• Applying sanitizers and deodorizers to air ducts to improve air quality and eliminate odors.

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System Maintenance:

• Performing minor repairs and maintenance on ductwork, such as sealing leaks or replacing damaged parts.

• Checking filters and recommending or performing filter replacements when necessary.

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Customer Service:

• Interacting with clients to discuss their air duct needs and explain services provided.

• Offering maintenance advice to clients on how to keep their air ducts clean and in good working condition.

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Safety and Compliance:

• Adhering to safety standards, including using proper protective equipment (PPE) and handling cleaning chemicals safely.

• Complying with local regulations regarding air quality, cleaning procedures, and waste disposal.

Skills & Qualifications:

• Strong attention to detail and ability to identify air duct problems.

• Knowledge of HVAC systems and air quality maintenance.

• Ability to use cleaning equipment such as vacuums, brushes, and compressors.

• Physical stamina, as the job may involve crawling in tight spaces and lifting heavy equipment.

• Good customer service and communication skills.

• Safety-conscious and ability to follow safety protocols.

Working Conditions:

• The job may require working in confined spaces or at heights.

• It may involve working in various environments, including residential homes, offices, and industrial settings.

• Work may be seasonal or fluctuate depending on demand.