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Service Technician
Overview
Salary: $35-$40
The HVAC Service Technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining residential and commercial heating and cooling systems. This role ensures all service calls and preventative maintenance visits are completed efficiently, safely, and professionally while delivering exceptional customer service.
Key Responsibilities
Service & Diagnostics
Respond to dispatched service calls with professionalism and punctuality.
Perform system diagnostics including visual inspections, electrical testing, refrigerant pressure checks, and operational testing.
Identify faulty components and complete necessary repairs.
Verify system performance after repairs to ensure proper heating, cooling, and airflow.
Document findings, repairs performed, and system condition in service reports.
Preventative Maintenance
Inspect indoor and outdoor HVAC units for wear, damage, or rodent intrusion.
Remove and clean filters, blower wheels, and blower housings.
Clean condenser coils and clear debris from outdoor units.
Check electrical connections, refrigerant lines, voltage, and amp draw.
Flush and clean drain lines.
Test system operation and confirm proper temperature output.
Customer Service & Communication
Clearly explain system issues, repairs performed, and maintenance recommendations to customers.
Maintain a clean and organized work area.
Ensure customer satisfaction before leaving the job site.
Safety & Compliance
Follow all safety procedures including proper PPE usage.
Handle refrigerants in compliance with EPA guidelines.
Adhere to company standards and manufacturer specifications.
echnical Expertise and Experience
You must possess hands-on experience in servicing both residential and commercial HVAC systems. This includes advanced diagnostic and troubleshooting skills, as well as a comprehensive understanding of electrical components and refrigerant systems.
Professional Conduct and Mobility
The role requires the ability to work independently while maintaining high standards of professional customer service. A valid driver"s license and a clean driving record are mandatory, as you will be expected to travel daily to various job sites.
Education and Training
A high school diploma or GED is required. Ideally, you have completed an accredited HVAC technical school or an apprenticeship program to ensure a strong foundation in the trade.
Certifications and Safety
A valid EPA 608 Universal Certification is strongly preferred to handle refrigerants according to industry standards. Possession of an OSHA 10 or 30-Hour Safety Certification is considered a significant advantage.
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