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Job Description: HVAC Installer/Projects Team Location: Raleigh, NCWe are seeking a Project Installers specializing in HVAC to install commercial HVAC/R systems. The ideal candidate will have experience in equipment application, refrigeration theory, duct design, control systems, pipe fitting, and structural layouts.
Key Responsibilities: Install HVAC systems under supervision to gain knowledge of products and processes. Maintain safety awareness in a potentially hazardous work environment. Pursue ongoing training and actively seek new information. Communicate effectively and follow instructions to provide excellent customer service. Collaborate with team members to support success.
Qualifications
Education & Experience: Associate's degree in HVAC preferred but not required 2 years of installation experience. (Commercial/Industrial HVAC experience preferred)
Certifications: Valid driver's license EPA Universal Certification HVAC Technician Certification (preferred). SkillsAbility to understand and follow written and verbal instructions. Proficiency in basic math, including rates, ratios, and percentages. Problem-solving skills for handling standardized situations.
Physical Demands: Regularly stand, climb, kneel, and lift up to 100 pounds. Occasionally lift more than 100 pounds. Ability to see at various distances and distinguish colors.
Work Environment: Outdoor work in extreme weather, and exposure to mechanical parts, fumes, high voltage, and vibrations. Occasional exposure to toxic chemicals, extreme heat or cold. Typically, noisy work environment.
Additional Requirements: Flexibility for overtime, weekends, and occasional overnight travel.
Pay Range: $25- $35 (DOE)
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K Match, company paid short term disability coverage, company paid life insurance, long term disability and more!

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