HVAC Service Manager
HVAC Service Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$95 K
About the role
- 5 years of HVAC service experience and/or HVAC management experience· Strong knowledge of residential HVAC systems, heating and air conditioning service, and HVAC code compliance· Valid driver’s license with a good driving record· Strong leadership, communication, computer, and analytical skills· Ability to manage people, operations, and budgets effectively
- · Starting Salary $95K· Dental and vision insurance options· Health Insurance access after 60 days of employment 401(k)
- Paid time off and holiday pay
- Company Vehicle
- As an HVAC Service Manager, you will oversee daily operations for residential HVAC service technicians and ensure efficient delivery of heating and air conditioning service and repairs· Lead and manage the HVAC service team, including hiring, scheduling, training, coaching, and performance management· Oversee daily operations of residential HVAC service calls and repairs· Monitor labor costs, materials, equipment, and expenses to maintain service department profitability· Ensure HVAC service quality, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency· Coordinate with dispatch and customer service teams to optimize technician scheduling· Provide sales proposals for Service work and make some onsite sales visits· Conduct job site inspections and ensure compliance with HVAC codes and safety standards· Track department operations including technician productivity, tools, vehicles, and equipment· Provide hands-on training and development for HVAC service technicians· Assist onsite with installations or troubleshooting of calls
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