Lead Air Duct Cleaning Technician | Grow & Train Crews

Woodard Cleaning and Restoration, Inc.; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 42,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Meaningful work

Paid training

Hands-on restoration skills

Career advancement

Job summary

Woodard Cleaning and Restoration, Inc. is seeking an Air Duct Cleaning Lead Technician (Crew Chief) to head residential and commercial projects in the St. Louis area. This hands-on leadership role focuses on delivering high-quality air duct cleaning from start to finish.

You'll supervise technicians, evaluate HVAC systems, ensure safety and company standards, and document job progress while training team members and maintaining equipment and tools.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of professional air duct cleaning experience.
• Understand HVAC systems and air duct cleaning equipment.
• Enjoy leading by example and working alongside your team.
• Communicate professionally with customers and coworkers.
• Take pride in high-quality work and attention to detail.
• Can adapt to changing job conditions and solve problems in the field.

Responsibilities

• Lead residential and commercial air duct cleaning projects from start to finish.
• Perform air duct cleaning using professional equipment and methods.
• Evaluate HVAC systems and determine proper cleaning approaches.
• Train and direct technicians on assigned jobs.
• Complete job documentation and maintain equipment, vehicles, and tools.
• Ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and to company standards.

Skills

Air duct cleaning experience

HVAC systems understanding

Leadership

Customer communication

Quality focus

Problem solving

Job description

Woodard Cleaning and Restoration, Inc. is seeking an Air Duct Cleaning Lead Technician (Crew Chief) to head residential and commercial projects in the St. Louis area. This hands-on leadership role focuses on delivering high-quality air duct cleaning from start to finish.

You'll supervise technicians, evaluate HVAC systems, ensure safety and company standards, and document job progress while training team members and maintaining equipment and tools.