Job Title: |
Installer Level 3 |
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Department: |
Installation |
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Reports to: |
Installation Manager |
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FLSA Status: |
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Classification: |
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Work Hours: |
7:00am – 4:00pm with an hour lunch and overtime as needed. |
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Pay Scale: |
$20.00 - $24.00 per hour & Incentives |
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Position Summary: |
To install heating and air conditioning systems to company standards providing the customer with a high quality experience. Supervise the work of other installers maintaining high quality and timely job performance. |
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Required Qualifications: |
- Must have all Level 1 and 2 qualifications in addition to the following:
- Level 3 tools
- Valid EPA Certification for Level 1 & Level 2
- Proficient in installing round and rectangular duct
- Able to measure ductwork and install all equipment accessories
- Basis understanding of more complex sheet metal fittings
- Maintain builder and sub-contractors’ relations
- Ability to complete all necessary paperwork
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- Can complete production homes unsupervised and on budget Can complete simple low voltage connections on furnaces, air handlers and air conditioners Must be able to communicate well with supervisors, builders and other trades
- Able to complete and follow through on change orders
- Braze line sets
- Must possess universal refrigeration license
- Test line sets
- Able to supervise others
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Essential Functions and Responsibilities: |
- Operate company vehicle daily
- Follow instructions from supervisor and carry out in timely manner.
- Supervise and be responsible for other installers
- Report problems with company tools or vehicle promptly.
- Work well with customers, co-workers and subcontractors
- Work staggered schedule if required
- Maintain professional relationship with builders
- Run and work a job from start to finish
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- Always maintain professional appearance and attitude.
- Run a job without supervision
- Complete jobs within the labor budget
- Complete all necessary paperwork, job packets, change orders, timecards
- Train Level 2 Installers (includes planned training schedule)
- 12 hours of job related training annually
- Prepare for NATE core test
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Physical demands and work environment: |
The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. |
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Performance Standards: |
Certain key business indicators that will measure the effectiveness of this job description. These include the following: |
- Timeliness of work
- Customer satisfaction
- Level of demonstrated desire to learn
- Level to which dress code is adhered
- Properly completed paperwork
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- Level to which company procedures are adhered to
- Number of on time arrivals
- Ability to follow direction
- Level to which safety policy is adhered to
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Level 3 Training Outline |
- Learn job layout
- Understand basis ductwork installation… round and rectangular duct
- Basic understanding of more complex sheet metal fittings…able to measure transitions
- Able to install accessories
- Must be able to communicate well with homeowners and other trades
- Able to run complete line voltage circuits
- Advanced electrical knowledge (load center requirements, wire gauge requirements)
- Advanced low voltage wiring (heat pump, two stage a/c, zoning, thermostat programming and setup)
- PVC venting, including equivalent length calculations
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- Unassisted equipment removal Ability to complete all necessary paperwork
- Able to complete and follow through on job changes
- Braze refrigeration lines
- Ability to test line sets
- Able to charge condensers and heat pumps
- Able to supervise others
- Assisting in light commercial change outs
- Wet heat
- Assisting in wet heat layout
- Able to install hot water heaters
- Assist in installation of garage heaters
- Assist in installation of mini-split systems
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