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1008 Johnson Controls Inc.
HVAC Truck Based Tradesmen (union)
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A HVAC Mechanic or Installer installs and repairs heating, air conditioning, and ventilation units.
$53,400 / year median in Wisconsin
+9% projected growth
Job Description
What you will do Are you looking to increase your HVAC knowledge and learn firsthand from some of the top HVAC teams? Johnson Controls the leading Building Technology OEM for Healthcare, Manufacturing, Higher Education, K12 and Commercial Real Estate is seeking skilled HVAC Tradesmen to join our growing business. Johnson Controls provides factory certification through our Service Technical Academy (STA) and offers competitive pay and benefits. This opportunity offers the chance to service and maintain the most advanced heavy commercial and industrial equipment in the world. As a trusted advisor to our customers, you will solve comfort, building inefficiency and other service-related issues. How you will do it Tradesman shall perform mechanical installations and drive results, mentored by your peers and all other work coming under the labor agreement assigned by the Employer, limited only by their capabilities as determined by the Employer, at the respective apprentice rate of pay, and shall perform all assigned work under the direction of the Employer. Troubleshoots and resolves problems. Responds to basic warranty calls. Keeps JCI, contractors, and the customer informed of job progress and issues as needed. Provide recommendations and solutions to ensure facility is running efficiently to include upselling opportunities. Provide quotes to support recommendations and solutions. What we look for