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HVAC Service Tech - No On Call - $6,000 Sign on Bonus

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harris plumbing heating air electricLevittown (PA)
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and InstallersPlumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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About the role

HVAC Technician Harris Plumbing, Heating, Air, & Electrical is a growing, full-service residential plumbing, heating, air and electrical company located in NJ, PA and DE. Locally-owned and operated, our team provides homeowners in the Tri-State with 5-star residential home services, all delivered through a proven, customer-focused service system. As a key part of our HVAC team, you will provide service and repairs to our clients in their homes while utilizing top-notch company-provided training. If you have a great attitude, a strong work ethic, are highly technical, and enjoy helping others solve their HVAC problems, please apply today. No On Call - $6,000 Sign On Bonus Rate: $30/hr to $45/hr Plus commission and bonus Please note interviews will be held at our West Chester, PA location.
Benefits:
  • No on call4 Day Work Weeks Available 401(k) plan with company matchPTO and 7 Paid Holidays
  • Fully Stocked TrucksTeam Member Discounts
  • Ongoing Training & Education
  • Bonuses, Spiffs & Incentives
  • Why are you the ONE:Knowledge of all tools, equipment, and materials for service on residential plumbing systems
  • Ability to establish rapport with your customers and genuinely like being in the service industry
  • Excellent communication skills; both written and verbal
  • Must be a confident self-starter who takes pride in your trade and contributes to our team
Requirements: 2-3 years minimum HVAC experience Must possess a valid Driver's LicenseEPA Cert

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