HVAC Tech
geothermal specialistLa Porte (IN)
HVAC Tech
Posted 4 days ago
geothermal specialistLa Porte (IN)
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and InstallersPlumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Full job descriptionHVAC Service Technician First things first: Can you diagnose issues with heating and refrigeration? Do you have experience troubleshooting HVAC components? If you answered yes, keep reading. You might be exactly who we're looking for. We're looking for an experienced HVAC Service Technician who knows how to troubleshoot a system, figure out what's actually wrong, and get it running properly again. You'll handle service calls and annual maintenance on both traditional forced-air HVAC systems and geothermal systems. Geothermal experience is definitely a plus, but if you're a solid HVAC technician who's willing to learn, don't let that stop you from applying. And yes - you'll have a company service vehicle for work-related travel.
What You'll Be Doing:
You'll spend most of your time out in the field taking care of our customers and their equipment. That includes: Diagnosing heating, cooling, refrigeration, electrical, airflow, and control problems Troubleshooting HVAC components and determining what actually needs to be repaired Servicing and repairing furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and geothermal systems Performing annual and preventative maintenance Inspecting equipment for safe and efficient operation Identifying worn or failing components before they become bigger problems Explaining what you found and what you recommend to the customer - in language they can actually understand Completing repairs and making sure the system is working properly before you leave Keeping accurate service records Taking care of your company vehicle, tools, and equipment Treating our customers, their homes, and their property with respect
What We're Looking For:
We're not looking for someone who just knows how to swap parts. We need someone who can troubleshoot. You should have: HVAC service and troubleshooting experienceA solid understanding of heating, cooling, refrigeration, electrical systems, controls, and HVAC components The ability to diagnose a problem and determine the right repair The ability to read wiring diagrams and technical information Good mechanical and problem-solving skills The ability to work independently in the field Good communication skills and the ability to deal professionally with customersA valid driver's license and acceptable driving recordEPA Section 608 certification preferred Geothermal experience is a bonus, not a dealbreaker. If you're an experienced HVAC technician with strong diagnostic skills, we can teach you the geothermal side. What We Provide Company service vehicle Established customers and scheduled service calls Year-round service and maintenance work Experience with both conventional HVAC and geothermal systems Geothermal training for the right technicianA small-company environment where you're a person, not an employee number The Bottom Line We're looking for someone who takes pride in knowing their trade. If you're the kind of technician who likes figuring out why something isn't working - not just throwing parts at it until something sticks - we'd like to talk to you. This job description describes the general responsibilities of the position and isn't intended to cover every possible duty. Responsibilities may change as the needs of the company change.
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