HVAC Lead Installation Technician

Authority Brands•Denver, CO

15h

About The Position

The HVAC Lead Installation Technician is responsible for the complete and satisfactory installation of residential HVAC equipment and accessories. The role oversees Installation Technicians to ensure work is performed properly and customers are satisfied. The technician installs and starts up heating and cooling systems, performs limited diagnostics, and designs, fabricates, and installs ducts and duct fittings. The role also communicates with customers about the work, maintains safe and clean work areas, completes installation documentation, and trains apprentices.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Two years of residential installation experience with solid references.
Valid driver's license and clean driving record.
Ability to pass a background check and drug screening.
Ability to exert more than 100 pounds of force occasionally and/or more than 50 pounds of force constantly to move objects.
Ability to work outdoors in extreme temperatures and wet or humid environments, and/or with vibration.
Ability to work with mechanical and chemical hazards, including fumes, odors, dusts, gases, and/or poor ventilation.
Ability to climb, talk, crouch, stand, balance, reach, grasp, pull, lift, see, hear, and operate tools and vehicles.

Nice To Haves

EPA certification.
NATE certification.

Responsibilities

Install HVAC equipment and accessories according to company standards and requirements and manufacturer specifications.
Design, fabricate, and install ducts and duct fittings.
Perform limited diagnostics.
Maintain a clean work area and protect client floors with drop cloths during installations.
Conduct before-and-after walkthroughs of the entire home, identify damage, and discuss it with the customer.
Complete installation forms reflecting tasks performed for reporting accuracy and future comparison.
Communicate the scope of the job to customers and address their questions, concerns, and problems.
Perform start-ups on heating and cooling systems and other components.
Maintain safe working conditions for the installation crew.
Train apprentices in setting air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, and air handlers; pulling vacuums on refrigerant systems and testing for tightness; installing gas lines, flue pipes, and high- and low-voltage wiring; and running flue liners.
Abide by One Hour standards of performance and code of ethics.