Location: Morton, IL
Company: Garber Heating & Air Conditioning
Ralph saw in Carrier® brands and HVAC equipment: quality designs, greater efficiency, and leading-edge technology. Garber Heating & Air Conditioning is proud to be a part of the Morton community for over 50 years, servicing and installing home comfort system in the surrounding Tazewell, Peoria, and Bloomington areas.
Primary Job Function: To install residential heating and air conditioning systems to company standards providing the customer with a high quality experience while meeting established deadlines and maintaining proper margins. Work Hours: 6:00 am with an hour lunch and overtime as needed. Benefits: Employer contributed Simple IRA, Family Health Insurance Plan - 25% co-pay,
Employer contributed Simple IRA, Paid Time Off/ Vacation Pay - Family Friendly Environment Required Qualifications: 3+ years' experience in residential HVAC installation Valid driver's license and insurable driving record Must pass drug and background screens Proficient in installing Gas Pipe Proficient in installing Refrigeration Pipe Proficient in all HVAC functional design and installation of ductwork systems Proficient understanding of refrigerant, gas and electric furnaces, heat pumps, troubleshooting and installation of all residential and light commercial systems Exceptional Safety knowledge of tools, testing devices and surroundings.
General knowledge in all HVAC low voltage systems
Ability to consult on customer complaints and give solutions that are beneficial for customer as well as company Ability to test and balance systems Understand and apply all relevant codes HVAC installer, journeyman, installation technician, HVAC HVAC Technician, AC installer, AC Company
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