John Mulder

• Investigated major malfunctions and breakdowns of heating and air-conditioning systems and used troubleshooting to determine causes.
• Repaired and replaced faulty motors, blowers, switches and compressor units.
• Worked overtime, holidays and weekends to accommodate company needs.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed issues with HVAC and refrigeration units.
• Filled out detailed work orders for each job completed.
• Kept up-to-date with the latest advancements in the HVAC field through continuing education courses and workshops, ensuring top-quality services for customers.
• Used technical skills, tools, and techniques like soldering to repair parts.
• Managed inventory levels of tools and parts, ensuring technicians had access to necessary resources for successful job completion without delay.
• Conducted maintenance service on HVAC systems to increase life expectancy of equipment and prevent costly repair work.
• Supplied technical assistance to customers over phone using simple troubleshooting techniques.

Worked on new construction homes and apartments. Main job was to put the duct together and insulated if necessary. Would seal all the ducts with tape or duct seal. I would also run bath fans and drill out holes to where they would lead out. For a few months I also helped drive the box van to deliver and pick up supplies from different job sites. I would then reorganize and take inventory of what was at the shop.

• Adaptable and proficient in learning new concepts quickly and efficiently.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
• Paid attention to detail while completing assignments.
• Worked flexible hours across night, weekend, and holiday shifts.
• Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.

My main job was to assist on replacing units. This with both furnace as well as A/C. I would help disconnect them and properly made sure they were disposed up correctly or have them secured on the van. I would then help set things up and begin to hook up the wiring and gas. I would learn on how to braze and charge the unit properly. There would also be times where I was taught how to measure duct work for transition duct work pieces.

• Removed old equipment from customers' homes and cleaned up areas to prepare for new installations.