Entry Level HVAC New Construction Helper
trs heating air conditioningNew York (UNITED STATES)
Entry Level HVAC New Construction Helper
Posted today
trs heating air conditioningNew York (UNITED STATES)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Benefits:
- Health insurance
- Training & development
- Vision insurance
401(k)
Dental insurance
We’re looking for a reliable, hard-working team member to join our growing HVAC company in a full-time, entry-level role. This position is ideal for someone who wants to get their foot in the door in the HVAC industry while gaining hands-on experience across multiple areas of the business. This is a flexible, team-oriented role that supports our warehouse, field technicians, and operations team—and offers a clear path for growth.
What You’ll Do:
- Load, and unload equipment and materials safely
- Assist with proper disposal of materials and job site cleanup
- Support technicians, installers and supervisors with daily operational needs
What We’re Looking For:
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
- Must be able to lift 60lbs. Ability to safely operate company vehicles
- Ability to lift heavy materials and perform physical work
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety
- Good communication skills and a team-first attitude
- Willingness to learn and take on a variety of tasks
Nice to Have: (Not Required): Previous construction experience
Why Join Us:
- Entry point into a growing HVAC company
- Hands-on training and real-world experience
- Opportunity to advance into other departments (Service, Install, etc.)
- Steady, full-time work with a supportive team
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