The HVAC Residential Install Mechanic installs HVAC duct systems and equipment for residential and light commercial projects. Equipment and systems include packaged ground- and rooftop units, split systems, central station air handlers, exhaust fans, air distribution systems, flexible, spiral and single-wall duct systems, fire and smoke dampers, kitchen hoods and associated ductwork, and ceiling and wall grilles and diffusers. The mechanic is expected to complete assigned projects at or below estimated costs and, when necessary, supervise and support field personnel on larger jobs. The role also requires maintaining excellent communication with the company and customers. The position includes reviewing job packages, coordinating field personnel, materials, deliveries and project managers, performing installations to company workmanship standards, starting up installed equipment, completing project paperwork and timesheets, and maintaining tools and vehicles. The mechanic must work safely, follow company safety policies and directions from the Residential Installation Supervisor, and help ensure job sites are safe. Work may take place outdoors in weather and temperature extremes, indoors, in utility plants, on roofs, and in tight or uneven areas. The job requires physical ability to move materials and equipment, climb ladders and aerial lifts, and assist with equipment setting using construction vehicles and lifting equipment.
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Job Type
Full-time
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