Lead HVAC Installer

Lead the install crew at a small, family-owned HVAC shop. You run each job from the first walk-through to the start-up checks: furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, boilers, ductless systems and water heaters, with a helper working beside you.

• Installing complete residential systems on your own: furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and boilers
• EPA 608 certification, Universal or Type II
• A valid driver's license

• Sheet metal and duct work: transitions, plenums and returns, built and sealed to fit
• Brazing, pressure testing, evacuation and charging to the manufacturer's specifications
• Gas, venting and condensate connections, and control wiring, for the equipment you set
• Start-up checks on every job: airflow, temperatures and pressures, before you leave
• Walking the customer through the new system in plain words
• Leading and training the helper on your crew, and keeping the job site and the van in order
• Complete notes and photos in Jobber on every job
• Carrying and setting equipment with your crew, and working in attics, crawl spaces and on roofs

• The equipment lines we install most, and how we set each one
• Our install checklist, from the walk-through to the start-up checks
• The paperwork:
  Jobber, photos and notes on every job

EPA 608 certification, Universal or Type II, is required before your first day.

You'll drive a company van to jobs in the city.

Full-time day shifts, 40 hours or more a week. Overtime is paid after 40 hours in a week, as state and federal law require.

Benefits:
Paid time off Training and certification support. We don't offer health, dental or vision insurance today.