Duties, Roles and Responsibilities

• Provide hand and power tools as required for proper installation.
• Make on site decisions for the best installation practices.
• Layout and install low voltage wiring.
• Compile a complete materials list from blueprints.
• Verify and coordinate HVAC building code compliance.
• Other duties assigned
• Communicate clearly, the ideas and explanations of problems to customers and coworkers.
• Encourage preventative maintenance agreements to homeowners.
• Ability to work alone on projects.
• Converse with building and homeowners, general contractors, referring questions and/or problems to supervisor.
• Maintain professional appearance and attitude at all times.

Compensation/Benefits

Position pay range

• $10.00 to $ 20.00 per hour plus uniforms based on skills, experience, performance and on going training attendance.

Additional compensation

•  Bonuses as Management deems earned and as company ability to pay.

Medical insurance

• Eligible 60 days after starting.
• Dental insurance, available 60 days after starting.
• 50% contribution from KCA, Inc./50% from employee, before tax. (Medical)

Tool Purchase Program

• Purchase of tools through paycheck deduction program. 

Training and Education

• Tuition Reimbursement Program, up to 100% for classes directly applicable to job functions.
• Periodic training from various equipment manufacturers, local utilities, national industry associations and KCA, Inc. in-house training programs. Both mandatory and voluntary.

Simple IRA

• Eligibility for Simple IRA plan eligible after 1 year.

Holidays

• Five (5) paid holidays after first complete year.

Vacation

• One (1) week after first complete year.
• Two (2) weeks after fifth complete year.

Required Qualifications

• Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams and blueprints.
• Be familiar with a wide range of equipment installation.
• Experience installing new construction and replacement systems.
• EPA refrigerant certification or willingness to attain.
• Customer relation skills.
• Have or acquire NATE certification within one year of employment.
• Demonstrate willingness to accept responsibility and leadership roles.
• Operate forklifts, scissors and genie lifts in safe manner.
• Knowledge of duct board practices.
• Knowledge of air balancing principles and techniques.