Residential HVAC Maintenance & Repair Mechanic

Ready for Your Next Technical Challenge?

Imagine arriving at a home with a downed air handler on a rainy morning. You isolate the fault, wire the new control board, verify refrigerant pressures, record your readings, and explain the fix—leaving the space spotless and the family comfortable again. If this sounds like your kind of day, you’ll excel as our Residential HVAC Maintenance & Repair Mechanic.

Your Core Responsibilities Maintain and Repair:
Service residential heating and cooling equipment; keep company materials and tools in serviceable condition.

Commission Systems:
Identify components, handle wiring, and start up complete residential systems.

Diagnose & Resolve:
Troubleshoot issues, recommend fixes, and complete repairs to restore proper function.

Test & Document:
Perform start-ups, test performance, and record results to confirm systems are operating correctly.

Inspect & Inform:
Conduct comprehensive system inspections and notify dispatch/customers of any outstanding concerns.

Communicate:
Clearly explain all services and repairs performed to dispatch/customers; debrief after each call with documentation.

Coordinate & Prepare:
Work with the office to schedule your day; order and stage all required parts so you’re ready for each appointment.

Logistics:
Transport parts, materials, and tools to job sites and account for assigned inventory.

Cleanliness & Care:
Use protective floor savers on footwear; leave jobsites clean; maintain a tidy, organized company vehicle.

Professional Standards:
Follow company performance standards, code of ethics, and safety policies. Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications High school diploma or GED1+ HVAC service experienceEPA Certification Solder/Brazing capability

Good verbal and written communication skills

Must be able to communicate in English effectively, both verbally and in writing

Beginner computing skills; comfortable with a computer, laptop, or tablet

Basic internet navigation and email (Microsoft Outlook)
Valid driver’s license

Willing to work overtime on short notice; occasional weekends

PreferredHVAC trade school certification1–2 years of experience in construction, HVAC, or related fields

Mindset & Skills that Set You Apart Team-first approach and willingness to learn

Positive attitude; builds strong internal and external customer relationships

Comfortable collaborating across all levels of the organization

Related work experience may substitute for formal education

Strong safety mindset and commitment to a safety culture

Where You’ll Work Mostly at occupied residential homes and construction sites; minimal office time Drive to/from work locations daily

Exposure to active construction settings: equipment, elevated areas, confined spaces, noise, dust, hazardous materials, and odors

Work indoors and outdoors in all weather (heat, rain, cold, wind) with proper PPEPhysical Capability Operate a motorized passenger vehicle or forklift

Lift/move up to 50 pounds frequently

Frequently climb, bend at the waist, crawl, kneel, and crouch

Work at heights on ladders and stairways; occasionally on platforms/scaffolding with fall protection

Wear required PPE: hard hat, safety glasses, ear plugs, masks/respirators, reflective vests, gloves, and safety-toe construction-grade work boots

Tolerate long periods of standing, walking, or sitting

Hear, comprehend, and distinguish speech/other sounds for safe equipment/phone use Maintain close, distance, and peripheral vision with normal depth perception (with or without correction)
Communicate clearly by spoken word Enter data via keyboard or 10-key on handhelds/computers

Reach overhead; signal; grasp; hold; lift; turn; push; and pull tools and objects with arms and hands

Technical ProficiencyHVACHeating and Air Conditioning Diversity & Inclusion Airtron is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.