HVAC Residential Install Mechanic

Newcomb and Company•Greenville, NC

About The Position

Installs residential and light commercial HVAC duct systems and equipment, including packaged ground and rooftop units, split systems, central station air handlers, exhaust fans, air distribution systems, duct systems, fire and smoke dampers, kitchen hoods and ductwork, and grilles and diffusers. Completes assigned projects at or below estimated cost and, when necessary, supervises and supports field personnel on larger jobs. Maintains communication with the company, customers, field personnel, and project managers.

Requirements

Valid driver’s license.
Meet the physical ability, effort, and exertion requirements of the job.
Ability to work outdoors in weather and temperature extremes designated by company policy.
Possess or obtain an EPA refrigerant certificate within company guidelines.
Be reasonably physically fit and able to lift and move 60-pound tools, equipment, or materials.
Ability to load, unload, carry, and position materials, including in tight situations and on uneven terrain.
Ability to climb and work from ladders and aerial lifts.
Ability to assist with equipment placement using cranes, boom trucks, outdoor forklifts, and other construction vehicles, and familiarity with handling suspended loads safely.
Familiarity with the safe operation of hammer-type drills and similar tools.

Responsibilities

Review job packages and communicate or coordinate relevant information with assigned field personnel.
Perform residential and light commercial HVAC installation services.
Maintain company workmanship and installation standards.
Coordinate material orders and deliveries with the warehouse manager and project managers.
Prepare paperwork pertinent to installation projects.
Work safely and comply with company safety policies.
Start up installed equipment, confirming wiring, refrigerant charging, and safety procedures.
Complete timesheets daily or weekly.
Maintain assigned tools and vehicles in good condition.
Monitor assigned job sites for safety and report violations to the safety supervisor.
Follow directions from the Residential Installation Supervisor.
Install assigned projects at or below the estimated cost.
When necessary, supervise and support field personnel on larger jobs.
Maintain communication with customers, field personnel, project managers, and the company.