HVAC Residential Installer (Journeyman

Job Summary

The Residential Installer ensures proper and safe installation of all equipment.

• Perform expert installation and replacement of HVAC systems while maintaining company quality standards and ensuring customer satisfaction.
• Wear floor savers while in the client’s home. Use drop‑cloths to protect the client’s floors while performing an installation.
• Always maintain a neat work area where you are working and properly clean up after the job is finished.
• Re‑check each aspect of an installation before leaving the job to prevent unnecessary callbacks after the job is completed. Use the Installation Checklist.
• Always explain the system to the client when finished with an installation and make sure that they are 100% satisfied with the work.
• Mentor and train installation apprentices through hands‑on instruction, safety practices, and quality workmanship.
• Meet or exceed performance goals and productivity standards established by management.
• Meet established installation productivity goals as determined by management.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and professional company vehicle at all times.
• Ability and willingness to flex when it comes to job changes to get the job done.
• Fill out installation paperwork and turn it in in a timely and accurate manner.
• Attend All Staff and Safety Meetings.
• Adhere to and display the company’s Mission Statement, Vision Statement and Core Values.

• Valid Driver’s License.
• High school diploma or GED required.
• Idaho HVAC Journeyman card or equivalent experience.
• Must have a current EPA Certification card or be in the process of obtaining one (if applicable).
• 5+ years’ experience in the HVAC trade.
• Must have own set of tools.
• Must be a self‑starter and be able and willing to lead.
• Strong customer service skills.
• Must be able to pass a Background Check and have a passable driving record according to company insurance requirements.
• Must understand current regulations within the field.
• Excellent interpersonal communication skills on a technical level.
• Able to work both independently and as part of a team.
• General knowledge of power tools and techniques for care and safe use.
• Demonstrable knowledge and skills for HVAC installation, trouble shooting, maintenance and repair of systems and equipment.
• Must have reliable transportation.
• Must possess the ability for great attention to detail. Thoroughness.

• Climbing up and down on ladders and equipment.
• Ability to safely lift, move, and position HVAC equipment and materials weighing up to 75 pounds.
• Ability to pick up a minimum of 25 pounds consistently and carry up to 250 feet unassisted.
• Ladder work and tight space work are required from time to time.
• Operate handheld power tools.
• Wear personal protective equipment as needed.
• Ability to work more than 40 hours per work week and up to 12 hours per day.

• Work both indoors and outdoors.
• Will be exposed to very hot or very cold temperatures.
• Will be in proximity to hazardous conditions, equipment, and situations.
• Wear safety attire, such as goggles, or other protective clothing as needed – Safety First!
• Could be exposed to sounds and noise levels that are uncomfortable and distracting.
• Will be exposed to very bright or inadequate lighting conditions.
• Ability to climb ladders and work from roofs and scaffolding.
• Will work around exposed contaminants.
• Must be able to work in cramped workplaces, such as crawl spaces under floors.