HVAC Service Technician

Job Summary

As an HVAC technician, you have the freedom to travel from job to job. If you are self-motivated, good at problem-solving, like working with your hands and enjoy meeting new people every day, this is the job for you. At Maynor Service Company, our technicians are tasked with working on ventilation, cooling, and heating systems. Your job as an HVAC technician is to help our customers. We serve our customers no matter what the weather is like outside. We shall always treat our customers with respect and respect their property. Maynor Service Company builds its team with honest, dedicated and dependable technicians. Our technicians must be ready to repair, install or maintain all heating and cooling systems in a home or office building. Great driving skills and a good driving record are a must.

Job Description

• Maintain, install, and repair air conditioning, ventilation and heating systems.
• Sell maintenance contracts to current customers to ensure products last longer. Perform preventative maintenance to increase the longevity of any HVAC system.
• Discuss various options with clients when it comes to heating and cooling systems and help them determine which option is best for their situation.
• Troubleshoot problems with an HVAC system as they are noticed and needed.
• Conduct performance tests with specialized tools and adjust system settings to keep the temperature comfortable in the home or office and maintain peak system performance and efficiency.
• Travel to different homes and businesses throughout the day and determine problems to be able to repair or replace the system before the customer is inconvenienced.
• Categorize and organize inventory to limit unnecessary losses to the company.
• Move to and from each job quickly to maximize your time during the day and ensure that as many customers as possible are helped.
  
  

Maynor Services is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any protected characteristic under federal, state, or local law.