HVAC techs needed with experience in refrigeration and installs servicing Broward County (specifically focused on Pompano Beach/Deerfield Beach markets). $30hr to start. 20-40 hours a week with opportunity to grow into full-time position. all HVAC Techs looking for work in this area. Jobs available immediately!!!
Installation Set up new systems:
Safely install, connect, and test brand-new AC units, heat pumps, and ductwork according to manufacturer blueprints and specifications.
Electrical and wiring:
Wire thermostats, circuit breakers, and electronic components so systems operate reliably.
Refrigerant lines:
Cut, bend, and braze tubing to connect indoor and outdoor components, ensuring zero leaks and proper system charging. 2.
Service and Repair Diagnose malfunctions:
Troubleshoot broken or inefficient systems by using gauges, multimeters, and diagnostic software.
Component replacement:
Fix or swap out defective parts such as motors, compressors, fan blades, and capacitors.
System restoration:
Resolve airflow issues, clear clogged drains, and test refrigerant levels to get units cooling effectively. 3.
Maintenance Routine tune-ups:
Perform seasonal preventive maintenance like cleaning coils, replacing filters, and lubricating moving parts.
System inspection:
Test overall system performance, check for safety hazards, and ensure compliance with local building and environmental codes.
Qualifications & Requirements Education:
Completion of an HVAC trade school program or a structured apprenticeship.
Certifications:
EPA Certification (required to handle refrigerants); North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certification is highly preferred by employers.
Skills:
Strong mechanical aptitude, logical troubleshooting, and the ability to read technical schematics.
Physical demands:
Ability to lift heavy equipment, climb ladders, and comfortably work in tight or extreme environments (e.g., hot attics or on rooftops)
Pay:
$30.00 per hour People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply Application Question(s): Walk me through how you would diagnose a unit that's not cooling? How do you determine if a compressor is bad? What tools do you own? What equipment have you installed?