Chace Krebs

• Checked pressure readings on gauges connected to the system in order to diagnose any malfunctions.
• Installed, repaired and maintained residential HVAC equipment, including furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and duct systems.
• Mounted compressors, condensers and other components in specified locations using hand tools and various welding equipment.
• Repaired and modified heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to improve efficiency.
• Diagnosed and repaired faults in HVAC systems, including refrigerant leaks, electrical issues, and mechanical failures.
• Utilized HVAC diagnostic software and tools to accurately identify and resolve system issues.
• Cleaned evaporator coils, condensate drains and blower wheels to maintain optimal efficiency of the unit.
• Disassembled units, repaired broken components and restored to operating condition.
• Repaired parts by using technical knowledge, special tools and soldering skills.
• Calibrated thermostats, tested capacitors and checked refrigerant levels for proper functioning of the system.

Built substations based off of blueprints

Operated heavy machinery