HVAC Lead Installer - Port Saint Lucie

What's In It For Me?

• Market Value Compensation: $23.00 - $27.00 Per Hour
• Robust PTO Plan
• Health, Vision and Dental Plans for You and Your Family to Choose From
• 401K Retirement Plan with Company Match Up to 30%
• Life Insurance, Short-Term, and Long-Term Disability
• FSA, EAP, Legal Services, and Identity Theft
• Continuous Training for Your Professional Development
• Working in a Dynamic, Collaborative, and Fun Environment

What Will I Do?

• Install/Replace HVAC equipment including, but not limited to ductwork, attic and/or vertical splits (gas or heat pump), rooftop package units (gas or heat pump)
• Maintain good working order of company vehicle
• Maintain proper stock, parts, tools, and safety equipment in the vehicle
• Travel to job sites in the service area, and work with dispatch to ensure schedule is maintained and delays are properly communicated to the customer
• Design Duct Systems for Optimal Comfort and Efficiency
• Engage in conversation with the homeowner to uncover any concerns or interests regarding their AC system which could lead to potential accessory sales or a new system replacement
• Understand company pricing program and generate appropriate customer invoices and other paperwork at the job site and electronically process credit card payments
• Participate in company-provided training opportunities on customer service and the latest industry technologies
• Work with apprentices and entry-level installers to coach and mentor

Do I Have What It Takes?

• 2+ Years Experience with Knowledge in Refrigeration Function and Theory, the Ability to Diagnose and Perform Replacement of HVAC Related Components Such as Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps, Furnaces & Air Handlers, Duct Work & Zone Systems, Thermostats, Air Filters/Filtration Systems, Low and High Voltage Wiring
• EPA Universal Certification Required
• Service Titan Experience Preferred
• Excellent Customer Service Skills with a Strong Desire to Exceed Customer Expectations
• Basic Hand Tools: wrenches, screwdriver/nut drives, sheet metal/duct tools, and hammer
• Minimum Testing Equipment Usage: Refrigerant Gauges, Manometer, Magnahelic, C/O Detector, Psychrometer, and Micron Gauge
• Working Knowledge of City Codes
• Ability to Work Independently in a Timely Manner, Making Sure Job Is Done Correctly the First Time
• Ability to Crawl in Tight Places and Climb Ladders; Work in Attics, Garages, Crawl Spaces, and on Roofs