Install new HVAC systems: Perform installation of heating, cooling, and ventilation systems, including ductwork, electrical connections, and controls, ensuring compliance with established standards and regulations.
Perform routine maintenance: Conduct regular inspections and preventive maintenance tasks on HVAC systems to ensure optimal performance and energy efficiency. This includes cleaning coils, replacing filters, lubricating parts, and inspecting electrical connections.
Diagnose and repair HVAC systems: Troubleshoot and identify issues with HVAC systems, including heating, cooling, and refrigeration units. Repair or replace defective components, such as compressors, motors, valves, or thermostats.
Respond to service calls: Receive and respond to service requests from clients or internal departments. Assess problems, provide accurate estimates, and complete repairs in a timely manner to minimize downtime and ensure customer satisfaction.
Perform system upgrades and modifications: Upgrade existing HVAC systems by replacing outdated components or implementing energy-efficient technologies. Make necessary modifications to systems to meet changing client needs or industry standards.
Ensure compliance and safety: Adhere to all safety protocols and regulations while working on HVAC systems. Keep up-to-date with industry standards and best practices to ensure proper installation, maintenance, and repair procedures.
Maintain records and documentation: Keep detailed records of all service calls, maintenance tasks, and repairs performed. Complete necessary paperwork, including work orders, equipment logs, and service reports.
Provide technical support and guidance: Assist customers or colleagues with technical inquiries, offering guidance on HVAC system operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
