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Commercial HVAC Helper

United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 26 Jul 2024

💰 $40,000/yr($32,000/yr – $40,000/yr)

About the role

To be successful as an HVAC helper, you should have a strong working knowledge of HVAC systems as well as the tools related to the installation, maintenance, and repair of these systems. Ultimately, a top-notch helper should be physically fit, good with their hands, and able to effectively follow instructions.

HVAC/REFRIGERATION HELPER REQUIREMENTS: 0 - 2 years experience required as well as a valid driver’s license. Must also be able to lift 75+ lbs.

*EPA certification & Technical school a plus.

High school diploma or GED.
Completion of a relevant apprenticeship may be advantageous.
In-depth knowledge of HVAC systems and their inner workings.
Familiarity with all tools and equipment necessary for HVAC installation and maintenance.
Physical fitness and manual dexterity.
Ability to follow instructions.
Good communication and customer service skills.

* HVAC helpers work with HVAC technicians to install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain residential and commercial HVAC systems and equipment.

HVAC HELPER RESPONSIBILITIES:

Assisting with the installation of HVAC systems on commercial properties.
Installing, maintaining, and repairing roof units for heating and air conditioning as well as the units inside commercial buildings.
Operating a variety of hand and power tools needed for HVAC installation.
Cleaning and replacing air ducts.
Following instructions for picking up and delivering parts, tools, materials, and supplies to and from the job site.
Ensuring all tools, materials, and equipment are in good working order.
Completing preventative maintenance on HVAC systems and the associated equipment.
Maintaining, troubleshooting, repairing, and replacing plumbing and electrical systems.
Coordinating with team members to provide excellent customer service.
Ensuring all HVAC systems remain compliant with industry standards and regulations.
Assist Technician with installing climate control systems, refrigeration units, and beverage equipment, replacing worn seals, outer shells, and worn-out motors.