Maintenance Technician IV - HVAC

Tricon Residential•Tampa, FL

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician IV – HVAC performs a broad range of maintenance and repair work, primarily focused on HVAC systems and general property repairs. The technician manages and completes service requests efficiently while maintaining a clean, safe, and well-maintained environment for residents and providing strong customer service. The role requires the appropriate state HVAC trade license to perform licensed and permitted work. Depending on state requirements, the technician serves as the qualifier for Tricon’s HVAC license or assigns their license to Tricon, and supervises other Tricon technicians performing licensed and permitted work under Tricon’s license. The position includes a work van and requires a valid driver’s license. The technician installs, replaces, maintains, diagnoses, and repairs HVAC systems and components; handles refrigerants in compliance with EPA requirements; and supports energy-efficiency improvements. The role also includes common plumbing repairs and electrical troubleshooting, resident education, service documentation, inventory management, use of technology for work orders and reporting, and training and mentoring junior technicians. Daily travel between properties is required. The technician must be willing to work on-call and overtime as needed and follow safety protocols, including use of appropriate personal protective equipment.

Requirements

EPA 608 Type II or Universal Certification for Refrigerant Management.
Valid driver’s license.
High school diploma or GED.
Required state HVAC license in good standing: Florida, Georgia, or Arizona HVAC license for applicable markets, or a Texas HVAC license for Texas.
For Florida, Georgia, and Arizona markets, ability to serve as a qualifier for Tricon’s HVAC license and facilitate the application process.
For Texas, ability to assign the HVAC license to Tricon and facilitate the application process.
Ability to supervise other Tricon technicians performing licensed and permitted work under Tricon’s license.
Proficiency installing, troubleshooting, and repairing HVAC systems, with working knowledge of plumbing and electrical systems.
Comfort using laptops, tablets, and mobile devices for documentation and communication.
Willingness to work on-call and overtime as needed.
Consistent use of appropriate personal protective equipment and adherence to safety protocols.
Proficiency with industry-specific HVAC tools and diagnostic equipment.
Strong organizational and project management skills.
Strong problem-solving, decision-making, and conflict-resolution skills.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to travel daily between properties.
Ability to regularly lift more than 50 pounds.
Ability to work in environmentally and physically challenging conditions.

Nice To Haves

At least 4 years of HVAC replacement experience.
At least 4 years of supervisory or team lead experience in maintenance or construction, or equivalent years of service at Tricon combined with completion of the Tech certifications program.

Responsibilities

Hold the required state HVAC license in good standing and, as applicable, serve as the qualifier for Tricon’s HVAC license or assign the license to Tricon and facilitate the application process.
Supervise other Tricon technicians performing licensed and permitted work under Tricon’s license.
Install, repair, and replace HVAC systems, including furnaces, air handlers, condensers, heat pumps, and ductwork.
Perform HVAC inspections, cleanings, and tune-ups to optimize performance and prevent breakdowns.
Diagnose HVAC issues using tools and software, determine root causes, and recommend solutions.
Repair HVAC components such as compressors, thermostats, motors, and refrigerant lines while ensuring safety and compliance.
Check and charge refrigerant levels, repair refrigerant line leaks, and maintain EPA compliance.
Inspect and seal ductwork, measure airflow, and repair or replace damaged ducts.
Adjust system settings and recommend upgrades to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs.
Perform common plumbing repairs, including work on faucets, toilets, and garbage disposals, and identify basic leaks and drainage issues.
Inspect and repair electrical connections, replace faulty wiring, and address circuit breaker issues.
Explain system issues, repair processes, and maintenance tips to residents.
Maintain detailed service records of completed work, materials used, and recommendations for future maintenance.
Track and manage inventory to keep essential parts and tools available.
Train and mentor junior technicians through knowledge-sharing and hands-on guidance.
Use technology for work order management, inventory tracking, and reporting.
Communicate with residents, vendors, and internal teams to provide customer service.
Maintain a clean and safe work environment, follow safety protocols, and uphold company values and professional integrity.
Travel daily between properties.