3 jobs found in district of columbia

The HVAC Field Service Dispatch Manager oversees the daily operation of the HVAC services. Leadstechnicians and staff members who install, repair and maintain heating and air conditioning systems inboth residential and commercial buildings, and construction sites. The manager routinely worksdirectly with service and install technicians, dispatch personnel and other managers to ensurecustomer satisfaction while meeting company goals and objectives. Presents himself as a senior company representative, the HVAC Service Dispatch Manager communicates directly with customers,vendors and suppliers to ensure accurate communication of job or project status and requirements.Ability to work with customers, vendors, management to problem-solve and to ensure services arecomplete and accurate. Acts on potential sales, growth and profitability by offering customersbeneficial products and services like preventive maintenance. Some Dispatch Coordinatorresponsibilities include: Provide technical expertise and maintains a high level of credibility with the entirecompany and customers Conduct pre-construction, facility renovations, visits job sites, produce accurate, andconcisely and foresee potential problems prior to the start of the job Schedules, directs and provides technical support for HVAC technicians to meet servicedemands and customers’ expectations Recruits, interviews, hires and trains HVAC technicians as required to meet workloaddemands, and company or customer expectations and requirements Supervises and directs the HVAC technicians to effectively perform the functions ofequipment repair, installation, start-up, operation, and other duties as required to ensurecustomer satisfaction Reviews technicians’ work to ensure quality meets established standards, techniques andsafety requirements; makes recommendations as requirements to improve quality andproductivity Responsible for HVAC technicians’ performance appraisals, reviews and settingimprovement goals per company requirements Establishes and maintains a regular training program to ensure that HVAC technicians areproperly trained on latest service techniques and safety procedures for equipment andgeneral working conditions

The plumber is able to work independently and solve problems as quickly and efficiently aspossible. To excel in this position, you should have strong technical skills, be a master attroubleshooting and enjoy dealing with people. Some plumber responsibilities includes: Reading and interpreting blueprints to assess or plan plumbing installations and layouts Installing, maintaining and repairing plumbing systems and fixtures Fitting and repairing various household appliances Cutting, welding and assembling pipes, tubes, fittings, and fixtures Inspecting and testing plumbing systems for safety, functionality, and code compliance Handling customer queries and responding to call outs Troubleshooting and resolving problems Preparing cost estimates Trade school diploma or completed apprenticeship; vocational

The HVAC Mechanic is responsible for fabrication, assembling, installing and repairing and maintaining refrigeration, cooling, heating systems and their components as per blueprints,schematic drawings to the buildings and facilities, commercial and residentials. Some HVAC Mechanic responsibilities include: May work from manufacturer specifications inspecting and testing electrical and signal circuitsMust have excellent troubleshooting skills, may perform repairs or modifications to compressors, motors, condensers, fans, thermostats, ducts, pipes and other mechanical,electrical and electronic equipment and/or systems Will disassemble mechanical or electrical machinery, equipment and or systems to retrofit orreplace all ancillary components as Will check clearances, voltages and performampere measuring as required prior to bringing any equipment/system back into service Assists by transporting materials and tools by hand, dolly or Makes repairs, cleans,lubricates and stores maintenance tools and equipment Observes mechanical devices, pumps, engines, motors, refrigeration/air conditioningsystems in operation and listens to their sounds to locate causes of trouble Dismantles devices to gain access to and remove defective parts Repairs or replaces defective parts Adjusts functional parts of devices and controlinstruments or may install special functional and structural parts Lubricates and cleans parts Starts devices to test their performance Set up and operate lathe, drill press, grinder and other metal-working tools to make and repairparts Keep records for equipment showing type, model number, date of installation and extentof service