HVAC Service Technician
$39,000 - $77,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$39,000 - $77,000 per year
About the role
- High School diploma or GED equivalent2 to 6 years hands on Commercial HVAC ExperienceEPA Certification- Type I & Type II or Universal Required
- Valid Driver's License and acceptable driving record
- Complete pre-employment drug test and background check process
- Technical aptitude to perform maintenance, service, and troubleshoot equipment
- Excellent Customer Service SkillsGood Electrical and Mechanical Diagnostic Skills
- Ability to complete repairs and required paperwork
- Ability to work independently and self-schedule
- Self-motivated to complete assigned tasks within time constraints
- Driven to succeed and able to work with minimum supervisionNATE certification a plus
- Availability for weekend and night work occasionally.
- Travel may be required occasionally
- Technicians install, repair, and perform preventative maintenance on commercial, rooftop HVAC units. This work is often done independently. As such, Technicians must be able to safely: Get themselves and necessary tools/equipment onto the rooftop – typically via fixed/extension ladder.
- Work at heights
- Load and unload tools/equipment from work van
- Lifting occasionally up to 75lbs.
- Lifting to shoulder and overhead occasionally up to 25 lbs. Push/pull wheeled cart up to 150 lbs. Climb ladder up to roof height.
- Extend reach overhead in a repetitive motion.
- Manual tandem lifting load up to 125 lbs
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
