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Custom AIr, Inc.

Part-Time HVAC Technical Instructor & Field Coach

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What they do

A HVAC Mechanic or Installer installs and repairs heating, air conditioning, and ventilation units.

$54,146 / year median in North Carolina

+7% projected growth

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Job Description

Custom Air and 72 Degrees Heating & Air Conditioning are looking for an experienced HVAC professional who is ready to pass their knowledge on to the next generation of service technicians. This is not a position for someone who only wants to lecture from a textbook. We need an instructor who can teach technicians how HVAC systems actually operate, how to test them properly, and how to diagnose problems using a logical and repeatable process. You will teach basic residential HVAC service, maintenance, electrical fundamentals, airflow, refrigeration, sequence of operation, and system diagnostics. Training will include classroom instruction, hands-on equipment, simulated faults, individual coaching, and occasional field ride-alongs. Just as important, you must be willing to learn and teach our company's established methods, service procedures, documentation standards, and expectations. We value experience, but this position requires consistency. The instructor must prepare technicians to perform the work according to our standards—not create a separate process based on personal preference.
The right candidate will have:
Strong residential HVAC service and diagnostic experience A thorough understanding of heat pumps, air conditioners, gas furnaces, electrical systems, refrigeration, controls, and airflow The ability to explain technical information clearly Patience when working with new and developing technicians A systematic approach to troubleshooting EPA Section 608 certification A professional attitude and a genuine desire to help others succeed NATE certification and previous teaching, supervisory, or field-training experience are preferred but not required. This could be an excellent opportunity for a retired or semi-retired service technician, field supervisor, service manager, or HVAC instructor who wants to remain involved in the trade without working a full-time service schedule. This is a part-time position with a schedule based on company training needs and instructor availability. To apply, submit your résumé along with a brief explanation of your HVAC experience, any training or leadership experience, and why you are interested in teaching developing technicians.
Pay:
From $30.00 per hour
Benefits:
Flexible schedule Professional development assistance
Work Location:
In person