Installer

TRUE AIR MECHANICAL; Corona (CA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

TRUE AIR MECHANICAL in Corona, CA is seeking a Multi-Family HVAC Installer to install heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in multi-family residential construction projects, including apartments, condos, and townhomes.

The role involves executing installations safely and efficiently per plans, codes, and company standards, coordinating with foremen, superintendents, and other trades to meet project deadlines and ensure quality workmanship on every unit.

Qualifications

• HVAC installation experience preferred.
• Residential or multi-family HVAC experience preferred.
• Ability to read mechanical plans and blueprints.
• Knowledge of refrigerant piping and copper brazing.
• Ability to use HVAC hand tools and power tools.

Responsibilities

• Install HVAC systems in multi-family projects.
• Install ductwork and air distribution components.
• Braze refrigerant piping and copper fittings.
• Coordinate with foreman and other trades.
• Perform startup, testing, and commissioning.
• Maintain safety and quality standards.

Skills

HVAC installation

Reading blueprints

Copper brazing

Refrigerant piping

Team collaboration

Safety compliance

Tools

HVAC hand tools

Power tools

Electrical testing equipment

Sheet metal tools

Scaffolding

Job description

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Installer

Active Hourly FT Corona, CA, US

4 days ago Requisition ID: 1002

Salary Range: $22.00 To $34.00 Hourly

MULTI-FAMILY HVAC INSTALLER

Department: Field Operations
Reports To: Foreman / Superintendent
Employment Type: Full-Time
Classification: Non-Exempt

Position Summary

The Multi-Family HVAC Installer is responsible for installing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in multi-family residential construction projects, including apartment communities, condominiums, townhomes, and other multi-unit developments.

The position is responsible for completing HVAC installations efficiently and safely while following construction plans, specifications, manufacturer requirements, applicable codes, company standards, and project schedules.

The Multi-Family HVAC Installer works as part of a construction crew and coordinates with Foremen, Superintendents, Project Managers, General Contractors, and other trades to complete installations and meet project deadlines.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Install HVAC systems and components in multi-family residential construction projects.

Install HVAC equipment including:

Split systems

Heat pumps

Air handlers

Fan coil units

Fresh-air and ventilation equipment

Thermostats and HVAC controls

Install HVAC systems for individual apartment units, common areas, amenity spaces, offices, and other designated areas.

Install ductwork, fittings, transitions, boots, registers, grilles, and other air distribution components.

Install refrigerant lines, copper piping, condensate drains, and related components.

Perform copper brazing and soldering using proper procedures.

Evacuate and vacuum refrigerant systems to required specifications.

Install and properly insulate refrigerant lines and piping.

Install condensate drain lines and verify proper drainage.

Install equipment supports, hangers, brackets, and other required mounting systems.

Install low-voltage wiring for thermostats, controls, sensors, and HVAC equipment.

Complete HVAC connections in accordance with project requirements and applicable codes.

Read and interpret mechanical plans, blueprints, specifications, and installation details.

Follow unit layouts and standardized installation procedures to maintain consistency throughout the project.

Verify equipment locations and installation dimensions before beginning work.

Identify conflicts with plumbing, electrical, framing, drywall, or other trades and notify the Foreman or Superintendent.

Assist with equipment startup, testing, and commissioning.

Inspect completed installations for proper operation, quality, and workmanship.

Complete punch-list items and correct installation deficiencies.

Maintain production levels necessary to meet project schedules.

Work efficiently while maintaining quality and safety standards.

Maintain a clean and organized work area and remove installation debris as required.

Protect installed HVAC equipment and finished surfaces from damage.

Properly handle and store HVAC materials and equipment.

Report material shortages, damaged materials, installation issues, and jobsite delays to the Foreman or Supervisor.

Follow all company, project, OSHA, and jobsite safety requirements.

Attend required safety meetings and training.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Multi-Family Production Responsibilities

Because multi-family projects typically involve multiple units being constructed simultaneously, the Installer is expected to:

Complete assigned units according to the project schedule.

Maintain consistent installation practices from unit to unit.

Meet daily and weekly production expectations established by the Foreman.

Coordinate installation work with the overall construction schedule.

Work efficiently within occupied construction areas while protecting completed work.

Communicate immediately when materials, access, inspections, or other trades are preventing progress.

Maintain quality across multiple units and buildings.

Complete assigned phases of installation before moving to the next scheduled area.

Assist with rework, corrections, inspections, and punch-list completion when required.

Typical Installation Scope

The Multi-Family HVAC Installer may perform some or all of the following installation activities:

Rough-In

Equipment and system layout

Sleeves and penetrations

Equipment supports and hangers

Low-voltage rough-in

Coordination with framing, plumbing, and electrical trades

Trim-Out

Equipment installation and connections

Registers and grilles

Thermostats

Condensate connections

Duct connections

Insulation

Low-voltage connections

Final equipment installation

Startup and Completion

Pressure testing

Equipment startup

Operational testing

Identification of installation deficiencies

Punch-list completion

Final cleanup

Assistance with inspections and commissioning

Quality Standards

Install HVAC systems according to approved plans, specifications, and manufacturer requirements.

Maintain consistent workmanship throughout all units.

Ensure ductwork, piping, equipment, and components are properly supported and secured.

Verify refrigerant piping is properly installed, brazed, pressure tested, evacuated, and insulated.

Ensure condensate lines are properly installed and draining correctly.

Ensure thermostats and controls are installed correctly.

Prevent damage to equipment, walls, flooring, cabinetry, and other finished surfaces.

Complete punch-list work within established project deadlines.

Report any installation concerns to the Foreman before proceeding with work that may require rework.

Safety Responsibilities

Follow all company and jobsite safety policies and procedures.

Wear required PPE at all times.

Follow fall-protection requirements when working at elevated locations.

Properly use ladders, scaffolding, lifts, and other access equipment.

Follow safe procedures when using torches, brazing equipment, nitrogen, refrigerants, and power tools.

Maintain a clean and safe work area.

Properly secure tools and materials.

Follow electrical safety procedures.

Report injuries, property damage, unsafe conditions, and near misses immediately to the appropriate Supervisor or Safety personnel.

Attend required safety meetings and training.

Tools and Equipment

The Installer may be required to safely operate and use:

Hand tools

Power tools

Cordless tools

Drills and impact drivers

Recovery equipment

Electrical testing equipment

Sheet metal tools

Ladders

Scaffolding

Material lifts

Scissor lifts and/or boom lifts when trained and authorized

Employees are responsible for properly maintaining company-issued tools and equipment and reporting lost, damaged, or defective equipment.

Qualifications

Previous HVAC installation experience preferred.

Experience with residential or multi-family HVAC installation preferred.

Knowledge of HVAC installation methods and construction practices.

Ability to read and understand mechanical plans and blueprints.

Ability to identify HVAC components and materials.

Experience with refrigerant piping and copper brazing preferred.

Ability to properly use HVAC hand tools and power tools.

Basic understanding of HVAC systems and components.

Ability to work efficiently in a production-based construction environment.

Ability to work as part of a team and follow direction from the Foreman or Superintendent.

Ability to communicate effectively with supervisors, coworkers, and other trades.

Dependable attendance and punctuality.

Valid driver's license may be required depending on company and project requirements.

Physical Requirements

The employee must be able to:

Lift and carry HVAC equipment, ductwork, piping, tools, and materials.

Frequently stand, walk, bend, kneel, crouch, climb, and reach.

Work above ceilings and in attics or other limited-access areas.

Work in crawl spaces and other confined or restricted areas when required.

Work from ladders, scaffolding, lifts, and elevated work areas when properly trained and authorized.

Work indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions.

Perform repetitive movements associated with HVAC installation.

Safely use hand tools and power tools.

Move materials throughout active construction sites.