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HVAC Install Technician in Colorado Springs

Posted 6 days ago

energy jobline zrColorado Springs (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$70/hour

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About the role

Job Description
Who we are: Established in 2004, WireNut Home Services is a family-owned residential company that provides Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC, and Drain Service throughout Colorado's Front Range. We have earned over 64,000 happy customer reviews and are the record holder of 10x Excellence in Customer Service Award from the BBB. Additionally, we are the recipients of the Gazette's Best Workplaces for 7 consecutive years and have enjoyed aggressive growth year-over-year.
What You'll Do: As an HVAC Lead Installation Technician, you will provide customer service which results in repeat business when going into our clients' homes and replacing residential forced air systems, A/C systems, and high-efficiency furnaces (retrofit) according to PPRBD specifications.
Basic Requirements: (Required Skills/ Experience):1+ year experience as an HVAC Lead Installation Technician Ability to obtain EPA and Mech 4 with in 90 days for start date Valid driver's license A clean driving record Able to pass a background check and drug test Ability to perform physical tasks associated with installing HVAC systems (lift up to 50 lbs) Adaptability to constantly changing business needs and additional responsibilities
Compensation: Average $70/hour- $90/hour: Plus, a $7,000-hiring bonus (ask for details)
Compensation based on performance measured in metrics on monthly scorecards
Benefits:
  • Competitive Compensation – Paid Weekly Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance PTO AND Sick time package 401(k) Plans Paid Holidays (Office Closed) Life Insurance Legal Shield Perks: Work Vehicle
  • Provided Uniforms and WireNut gear!
  • Company sponsored events
  • Quarterly banquets
  • Fun off-site events
  • Company contests, and more!
Job Type: Full-Time
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