New Construction HVAC Installer — Paid Training & Steady Work
Action AC
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Benefits offered by this job
Job summary
Action AC is seeking an HVAC Residential New Construction technician to install heating and cooling systems in new homes across Southern California. You will perform rough-in, set equipment, run refrigerant and condensate lines, start up systems, and verify performance to code and manufacturer specs.
Work closely with builders and site supervisors, follow safety standards, read blueprints, and document work.
Qualifications
- Experience installing HVAC systems in new residential builds.
- Able to read and interpret blueprints and specs.
- Commitment to safety standards and code compliance.
Responsibilities
- Perform rough-in, set equipment, and connect lines.
- Start up systems and verify performance to specs.
- Coordinate with builders and site supervisors.
- Document work and ensure quality workmanship.
Skills
Job description
Action AC is seeking an HVAC Residential New Construction technician to install heating and cooling systems in new homes across Southern California. You will perform rough-in, set equipment, run refrigerant and condensate lines, start up systems, and verify performance to code and manufacturer specs.
Work closely with builders and site supervisors, follow safety standards, read blueprints, and document work.
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