HVAC Technician

·        Install air conditioning systems, ductwork, and related components in residential, commercial, and industrial spaces.

·        Ensure proper configuration of air conditioning units, including refrigerant levels, wiring, and connectivity with control systems.

·        Follow blueprints and technical diagrams during the installation process.

·        Perform routine inspections and preventive maintenance on AC systems to ensure optimal operation.

·        Identify and troubleshoot system malfunctions, diagnosing electrical, mechanical, and refrigerant-related issues.

·        Repair or replace defective components such as compressors, fan motors, thermostats, and filters.

·        Carry out repairs on faulty AC systems and ensure timely resolution of issues.

·        Recommend and implement system upgrades or replacements for outdated or inefficient units.

·        Ensure compliance with safety and operational standards during repairs and replacements.

·        Safely handle and recharge refrigerants in compliance with environmental and safety regulations.

·        Detect and repair refrigerant leaks, maintaining the correct refrigerant levels for system efficiency.

·        Test AC systems to ensure proper functionality, including air flow, temperature regulation, and energy consumption.

·        Make necessary adjustments to thermostats, system settings, and controls to ensure the unit operates as required.

·        Follow industry standards, building codes, and manufacturer’s guidelines for AC system installation, maintenance, and repairs.

·        Adhere to all safety procedures to avoid accidents or hazards, particularly when working with electricity and refrigerants.

·        Interact professionally with clients and provide clear communication regarding the work being performed.

·        Educate clients on system care, routine maintenance practices, and energy-saving tips.

·        Respond to service calls in a timely manner and maintain a high level of customer satisfaction.

·        Maintain accurate records of installations, repairs, and maintenance tasks.

·        Provide detailed reports on system performance, repairs completed, and any additional work recommended.

·        Track inventory of tools, parts, and equipment needed for routine tasks.