Service Technician Trainee

Benefits End of year bonus Opportunity for advancement Training & development The Service Technician Trainee reports to the Service Manager, and is responsible for performing a range of HVACR servicing jobs for industrial, commercial, and residential customers. Benefits Paid Training Careers Advancement Opportunities Flexible Scheduling Competitive Compensation Year-Round Work Spiffs, Rewards, & Employee Contests Customer-based activities involved in this position require an individual who is decisive, tactful, dependable, and who possesses initiative and within the scope of his or her experience, the ability to communicate well with all customer groups. Job-related contact can occur with virtually all demographic groups, with the majority of the contacts being service customers, other technicians, the Service Manager, Dispatcher and the Parts Runners. Representative duties include: Serving as a member of Optimal PHC which are organized to conduct HVACR service jobs in an efficient and timely manner. Performing supervised and unsupervised basic HVACR service support activities (after having been shown all safety-related aspects of the role and the expected standards); e.g. changing filters, doing power and handwashing, picking and stocking parts, assisting Service Technicians or Senior Service Technicians. Performing progressively more difficult technical roles than noted in the preceding paragraph under the direct supervision of a Service Technician or a Senior Service Technician; e.g. performing simple troubleshooting, conducting seasonal maintenance checks, measuring/threading pipe, operating test equipment, soldering and brazing, installing power and control wiring, etc. Performing related trainee/helper duties as directed by the Service Manager. Job Qualifications High school graduate or equivalent, and enrolled in or a graduate of a post-secondary formal HVACR program of instruction. Good oral and written skills, including the ability to read and apply manufacturers' instructions, and to clearly communicate with customers, suppliers, and employees. Physical ability to perform all the duties noted above under the conditions, circumstances, and weather extremes found in the New Mexico. Examples include the ability to lift and carry a 100 lb. load a distance of 50'; carry a 100 lb. motor up a fully extended 32' ladder. Must not have a fear of heights (acrophobia). Interest and initiative to develop his or her HVACR skills through a combination of formal schooling, company training, self-study, manufacturers' workshops, and other professional development activities. Hold a current NM operator's license and the ability to operate all vehicles in the corporate fleet within 30 days of initial employment. Ability to work under pressures of time, a non-standard schedule, adverse weather conditions, customer demands, and backlog constraints. #J-18808-Ljbffr Optimal PHC