Fantastic opportunity for a skilled, EPA certified HVAC installation technician! No after-hours on call!

Come join Weinstein Properties! We own and manage our beautiful apartment communities and we are looking for a motivated new employee to join our family.

We are looking for someone in the Charlotte area to come on board in an HVAC Installation Technician role. You would work onsite at our apartment communities replacing/upgrading the existing HVAC equipment (residential air handler and condensing unit) that provide heating and cooling for individual apartment units.

Skill Level:

CFC/EPA certification – Type II or Universal
At least 3-5 years of residential HVAC repair, installation and maintenance experience

Tasks and Responsibilities include the following:

Complete assigned work in a timely manner - perform two complete changeouts per day
Complete the HVAC removal and installation process and procedures according to standards, regulations and best practice
Perform startup of new installations and confirm proper operation
Communicate effectively with management, team members and onsite property teams
Be subject to periodic inspection of work performed to verify the work meets WP standards
Comfortable performing work in occupied units as well as vacant units
Flexibility with working at different community locations based on the scheduling needs as determined by management
Assist with any other related tasks as directed

Qualifications:

Helpful and friendly attitude, dedicated to excellent customer service
Exhibits take-ownership attitude and pride in their work
Self-motivated/hardworking, able to work independently as well as be an integral part of an established team
Ability to recognize issues and problem-solve with minimal support
Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment
Understand the importance of adhering to safety standards

Pay:

$28 - $32 per hour depending on experience

Schedule:

Full Time – Monday thru Friday 8am-5pm, 40 hours per week, may require additional work hours
No after-hours emergency call

Job Requirements:

Have reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license with no restrictions
Able to effectively communicate in English (written and verbal)
Comfortable using a computer and mobile devices using MS Windows, Outlook and other software programs to manage work
Ability to drive a golf cart
Able to lift a minimum of 75 lbs. independently
Endure year-round interior/exterior temperatures for extended periods of time with physical activities including sitting, standing, walking, climbing stairs
Able to climb step and extension ladders
Able to work with maintenance and cleaning products
Own and able to operate specified hand/power tools

Will report to one location and transportation to properties daily for work will be provided with company vehicle. Major equipment required for HVAC installations will be provided.

A background check will be conducted.

If you are comfortable in a fast paced environment and this job sounds like it is for you - apply online!

Weinstein Properties offers competitive compensation, benefits, and a 401k. Weinstein Properties is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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