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Job Description: Job Description As a full-service HVAC provider, our technicians are expected to service and maintain a wide variety of heating and cooling systems which include Oil, Propane and Natural Gas Boilers and Furnaces Ducted and Ductless Air Conditioning Systems Air-Source Heat PumpsEssential Duties and Responsibilities: Perform emergency service calls for a wide variety of heating and cooling equipment Perform routine maintenance on a wide variety of heating and cooling equipment Attend training programs. All employees are expected to be kept up to date with the latest technologies. Take Direction Maintain proper inventory in vehicleQualifications and License/Certification Requirements: CT S2 License or equivalent CT S1 Contractor license. EPA Refrigeration Certification. Valid Drivers License with clean driving record. Minimum of 5 years' experience as a HVAC service technicianPosition Requirements: High School Diploma and/or college degree. Ability to lift to 50 pounds. Excellent communication skills. A "Safety First" attitude. Successful applicants must pass background check and drug screening. A high-level knowledge of advanced principles of heating and air conditioning systems $2500 sign on bonus after 1 year of continuous serviceBenefits: 401k 401k matching Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance (100% Company Paid) Company Vehicle with Gas Card Paid Holidays Excellent Vacation PolicyJob Type: Full-timeBenefits:401(k)401(k) matchingDental insuranceEmployee discountHealth insuranceLife insurancePaid time offReferral programVision insurance

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