HVAC Construction Technician

The new construction HVAC installer lays out and hangs ductwork, sets up air handlers and furnaces, and connects electrical and refrigerant lines before walls are closed. This role requires close teamwork with other builders and strict adherence to local building codes.

• Residential Framing Routing: Read floor plans to route flexible and rigid ductwork through wood framing without compromising structural studs.
• Rough-In Assembly: Install boots, registers, return air boxes, and dryer/exhaust vents according to the home's layout.
• Residential Equipment Setup: Mount and secure gas furnaces, air handlers, heat pumps, and outdoor AC condenser units.
• Line Installation: Run copper refrigerant linesets, PVC condensate drains, and low-voltage thermostat wiring from the equipment to the living spaces.
• Gas Line Connection: Cut, thread, and run black iron or flexible gas piping to furnaces and water heaters, testing for gas leaks.
• Zoning System Setup: Install dampers and multi-zone control boards to manage temperatures across different floors of the house.
• Manages other employees

• Experience: 2+ years of residential HVAC field experience; knowledge of residential construction processes is highly preferred.
• Certifications: Must have RMGA and EPA or willing to get in the first 6 months.
• Residential Code Knowledge: Familiarity with residential building codes (such as IRC and IMC
  ) and Manual J/S/D calculations.
• Working Conditions: Ability to navigate unfinished residential structures, lift heavy objects, climb ladders, work in tight crawlspaces, and hot/unfinished attics.

• Truck provided, must keep it cleaned and maintained
• Basic hand tools required (will provide job specific tools)
• $20-$30 based on experience
• Paid holidays
• Paid vacation (if earned)
• Tool allowance
• Partial health insurance