Good service tech looking to relocate

[hvactechnician]

I'm trying to get out of West Virginia. Hard to make ends meet having 3 kids, and a nag. Found a few jobs in NC, but looking for more options. I have been in hvac since eighth grade (family owned business, a callback meant I had to stay home on Saturday night ha-ha). I am a skilled tech. honest, reliable, Love to learn and teach others what I know (from boiling r22 to replacing motherboards in pcs) I honestly feel I would be an asset to your company. If you can post your email address I will send you my resume. Thanks for any help.

[dash]

It's dave at the url of the website in the "little red house" below.

[maxster]

try Trane over in Virginia they have a load of openings and are always looking for guys with good overall experience http://www.trane.com/AboutTrane/Employment/TheJob.asp?id=6571 good luck if you hit the "employment" on that page ...punch...hvac service/all locations,you will see the other offerings from the Norfolk office for Trane.

[Edited by maxster on 08-05-2004 at 08:14 PM]

[dilligaf]

We are in Charlotte NC and would like to talk to you, send resume to kirby@rossandwitmer.com

[hvacrpro]

I am a service manager in Phoenix Az.We are always looking for talented quality people in our service department. Email me if interested. icitmwheaton@earthlink.net

[Freezeking2000]

Want to try Connecticut.looking in Danbury Ct. Must have the desire to want to learn refrigeration and ice equipment!

[seaboard]

I am currently looking for a tech in Richmond Virginia (along with every other company here)! My e-mail is paul.spencer@seaboardmechanical.com Here is a link to some demographics for this area so you can see what the average income figures are and so forth. The Metro Richmond area is near the top in many national surveys as to the "best places to live". http://www.countyobserver.com/demographics/index.shtml

[hvactechnician]

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[Edited by BC1 on 10-11-2004 at 11:38 AM]

[Freezeking2000]

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[Edited by BC1 on 10-11-2004 at 11:38 AM]

[ar heating & a/c]

HVAC Technicians needed in Los Angeles, CA. We are a growing company and we need qualified people. If you have at least 2 years exp., your own hand tools, a good DMV and are drug free, we want to hear from you! Call 866-898-2700 or email employment@fixmyac.net

[mountain]

Our company is currently seeking an HVAC Service Tech with 5 years experience. Excellent pay and benefits. Please contact us at carlisle313@aol.com Thanks.

[Stamas]

Check our website and email from there. Beach, hunting, fishing great schools, all and low hassle, high pay+. Post your # or track us down.

[mountain]

We would like to review your resume, have you fill out an application with our company, and set up an interview. Please call, fax or mail to:
Phone: 828-586-4213
Fax: 828-586-2296
Mail: P O Box 1012
Sylva, NC 28779

We are entering a very busy time of year, in which our automatic service customers are already calling in advance for their service. We are excited about adding an additional service technician to our service department and we look forward to hearing from you in the near future.

Cordially,

Service Manager

[rsz]

Have you considered Massachusetts? We are a Trane distributor looking for a field service rep. In this position you would provide tech support and dealer training. If you are interested drop me an email at rzaker@airpurchases.com

[icee4u]

We're looking for great HVACR Technicians nationwide! Check out our website http://www.icee.com for more information.


To apply: Fax resume & Driving Record: 909-390-4299 or e-mail to jsommers@icee.com or fill out application on http://www.icee.com

[framehvac]

hvactechnician we work together he is one of the best tech out there.Most tech cann't install at all but this one can & he gets alone with everyone.If I had my own company he would be the head service tech.Hvac45 you would like this guy a lot if you have a spot available talk to this one. hvactechician good look.

[furnacechic]

We are in OHio, always looking for good tech's with experience

[Stamas]

But not very good at following through. Said he was very interested but doesn't return phone calls, hit and miss with email. Don't think he's very interested in getting a job.
Maybe I'm wrong but I'm not impressed so far.

[hvactechnician]

Stamas I'm very sorry I haven’t got back to you. Unfortunately I had a death in the family and I'm going to have to stay here to help out for a little while. Your job seems like it would end up being a great job. I hate that I'm not there now. I hope maybe when I can leave you will give me a try. You seem like a nice person and have alot to offer a tech. Thank you




Ps So many people here. I love this site. Great jobs great tips great help.

[racefan]

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[Edited by BC1 on 10-11-2004 at 11:39 AM]

[hvac45]

Thanks Frame. I do not at the moment, but I probably will by the end of the year.

[cw0682]

Hey Hvac Tech I don't know what part of the woods your from but i'm from parkersburg. Been in the buisness going on 4 years with like 3 years worth of time involved in a 2 year associates degree in HVAC. Going to be finishing it up within a year.
Anyhow I'm stuck installing.
Mostly commercial rtu's with an occasional res. change out or new construction.
But I am looking for a good service company in WV to go to work for. As far as service work goes I don't have as much expierience, tons of knowledge and theory just a limited mount of expierience (because where I am at now I am valued for my installation skills.) Shoot it has got me to 15 an hour, but everyone knows it, installing sucks when ya gotta do it full time. Seems like anymore my dreams are mapped out by blueprints. But i was just wondering if you could point me to a good service company to work for in the Mountain State.


Thx.

[framehvac]

cw0682 there isn't alot of hvac co. that are very good to work for in wv go with a small co. they will take care of you installer in wv make more money then techs one day change outs any & everything one day 10 to 16 hour a day techs 4 to 8 hours a day no work in wv for techs installer are the techs in wv

[hvactechnician]

i would have to say i think homestead is going to be the best to work for (smaller co.) in charleston area the owner is also a teacher at a tech school. (was mine and very smart man) but very hard to get on there. there is good money in the tech field you will have to just look for it. there is better money in the commercial, industrial field. you might have a hard time getting a job with no experence, but if you shop around you will find someone who will be willing to give you a try. dont take shortcuts and do good work after some time you will be exposed to better jobs. also thanks for the job lead frame. today was my first day and i love it. very good co. if dennis does not work out i know for sure you can come back here. good luck

[hvactechnician]

also the tech field is the backbone of hvac. I do love to install. the only reason i got better hours installing for dennis was he has a better install program then his service program. i was lucky to do 3 calls a day then he added a third tech. thats why i left i could not live off 1 call at 8am next one at 2pm. not get paid for the 5 hours. no hours at all but be at work all day. i have not worked for a co. like this ever. today i ran 6 calls. most other co. the tech works the better hours. whats better now is the co. i'm at now if i sell it i will put it in. -thats so cool- the way i think this works is the tech field brings money and jobs to the installers and the installers reflect on getting more jobs for the techs. the program has to be one (he works for buddy not hes a tech for buddy or installer for buddy) if you have two parts and both side headbutt each other and backstab and fight. it will not work. the co. will fail. not that you frame does that but before you two came this was a bad problem. once these problems get fixed with dennis's ideas. you might be at the largest residential co. in sw west virginia.

[hvactechnician]

cw0682 have you tried applactian appalachian heating i think they have a shop in parkersburg. i have heard they are good to work for.

[framehvac]

hvactechnician no thanks about the job they are a good hvac co. but in time I will have my own hvac co. I can do it better then all hvac co. out there it just will take me some time.

[cw0682]

They came to Parkersburg a few years ago and tried, I don't think they succeeded up here, or at least I don't hear alot about them. Parkersburg is a hard town to work in unless you start here. Its an at least an hour from every other major town and alot of the population is so spread out here.


Has any one heard of the new company in the state, Simpson Heating & Cooling? They are suppose to be from VA. Set up shop in WVA to handle the trane sales through The Home Depot. I don't know how they are doing, one of our guys quit to go to work there. I haven't talked to him enough to get the jist of what they are doing.

[framehvac]

not so good I hear they are in hurricane this part of the state has a lot of hvac co. & there isn't a lot of room for a out of state co. home depot & trane to much money we can do it alot cheaper home depot lets all trane dealers sale trane thew there co

[superfitter]

dilligaf, just surfing and caught your nickname.
Had that on my hardhat for years!
When ya get an attitude, add a second "f", stands for flying.

[icee4u]

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[Edited by BC1 on 11-15-2004 at 12:07 PM]

[god tech]

yes i would be interrested in talking to you email me at lfuson@neo.rr.com we are located in medina ohio