HVAC/R Installation Technician (Traveling)
HVAC/R Installation Technician (Traveling)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Health, Dental, Vision, 401K w/ match, PTO, holidays
- Salaried position, normal business hours, travel up to 75% of the month
- Prefer candidates to be near major US airports
- Install thermostats, zone sensors, monitoring sensors, WiFi equipment, and supply-air temperature sensors on commercial HVAC systems at restaurant and convenience store locations
- Complete up to about 6 thermostat installs a day across 2 or 3 sites, at roughly 35 to 60 minutes per unit
- Run basic checks on rooftop units, such as confirming power, checking for a blown fuse, and verifying or moving wiring
- Log every install in the company platform with details and photos, and confirm each device is online, paired, and synced before leaving the site
- Book your own flights, hotel, and rental car from the options provided, within company guidelines, with itineraries set 2 to 3 weeks ahead
- Work directly with store staff on site and call the main point of contact when questions come upHandle light admin work from home between trips
- Strongly Preferred — About 2 years of hands-on HVAC experience; commercial and rooftop unit exposure is a plus
- Strongly Preferred — Willing and able to fly and travel extensively every month, up to 75%Strongly Preferred — Has flown alone and booked your own travel, including rental car and lodging
- Comfortable working on rooftops and ladders
- Comfort with thermostat or controls wiring and basic WiFi or device setup
- Organized, self-directed, and comfortable working on site without a manager present
- Clear communicator with store staff and a main point of contact
- Based in a major metro within about an hour of a major airport
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