HVAC Technician

Overview

A well-established plumbing company is seeking a skilled HVAC Technician to join their team. The ideal candidate will possess strong mechanical knowledge and field service experience, with the ability to diagnose, repair, and maintain a variety of HVAC systems. Pay: $35+/hr DOE Benefits: 401(k) matching, Health insurance, 1 week PTO after a year. Must be able to pass a drug test and background check

Responsibilities

• Install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain HVAC systems including air conditioning units, boilers, and refrigeration equipment.
• Read and interpret schematics, HVAC design plans, and technical manuals to accurately diagnose issues.
• Perform service technician tasks such as equipment repair, system calibration, and preventative maintenance.
• Conduct plumbing work related to HVAC systems when necessary.
• Use diagnostic tools such as ohmmeters and other testing equipment to identify electrical or mechanical faults.
• Weld or perform other mechanical repairs on HVAC components as needed.
• Maintain detailed service records and ensure compliance with safety standards and building codes.
• Assist with property maintenance tasks related to HVAC systems to ensure operational efficiency.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of proven experience as an HVAC technician with a focus on residential service.
• Must provide all basic tools needed to perform service work, other specialty tools will be provided.
• Strong mechanical knowledge with familiarity in schematics, HVAC design principles, and equipment repair techniques.
• Experience with refrigeration systems including ammonia refrigeration is a plus.
• Knowledge of plumbing, welding, boiler operation, and appliance repair is desirable.
• Ability to operate diagnostic tools such as ohmmeters effectively.
• Field service experience with a focus on air conditioning systems and equipment troubleshooting.
• Valid driver’s license
• Ability to work independently or as part of a team in various environments requiring physical activity such as lifting or climbing ladders.
• EPA License required
• Nate and Air Flow certifications are a plus.