Kyle Bolton

Project Manager: April 2025-

• Led HVAC project design and implementation, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.
• Perform the initial start-up for various HVAC systems, including commercial rooftop units, split systems, and VRF systems.
• Ensure that equipment is installed correctly, and work with blueprints and project plans to confirm it meets manufacturer and engineering specifications.
• Managed project timelines and budgets, delivering projects within scope and schedule constraints.
• Diagnose, troubleshoot, and resolve issues found during the startup process, and communicate problems to management.
• Maintain accurate records of all startup activities, including pre-functional checks and action items, often using paperless systems.
• Work closely with other trades like electricians, control contractors, and test and balance agencies to ensure smooth project progression.
• Assist with minor installation tasks like ductwork, piping, or wiring if needed, and handle warranty calls during the warranty period.

HVAC Technician: May 2023-April 2025

• Diagnosed HVAC system malfunctions using diagnostic tools and equipment to identify the root cause of issues
• Performed routine maintenance tasks such as cleaning filters, checking electrical connections, and lubricating moving parts to ensure optimal system performance
• Replaced faulty components such as motors, compressors, thermostats, and valves to restore proper functionality
• Calibrated HVAC controls to maintain accurate temperature settings and optimize energy efficiency
• Utilized technical manuals, blueprints, schematics, or diagrams when troubleshooting complex HVAC system problems
• Utilized specialized tools such as pressure gauges, voltmeters, thermometers, etc., for accurate diagnosis of HVAC system issues

HVAC Install August 2020-May 2023

• Assembled air ducts, pipes, discharge valves, and flues to central heating and cooling equipment.
• Connected heating or air conditioning equipment to water, fuel, or refrigerant sources to form complete circuits.
• Removed old equipment from customers' homes and cleaned up areas to prepare for new installations.

• Repaired, replaced and serviced both residential and commercial HVAC equipment, components and wiring.
• Worked in strict compliance with applicable OSHA regulations and safety requirements.
• Kept accurate records of work activities, time, materials, and faults on work orders.
• Installed, connected and adjusted thermostats, humidistats and timers for optimal performance.
• Analyzed blueprints and manufacturers' design specifications to determine HVAC equipment configuration and complete proper installation.
• Assembled auxiliary components to heating or cooling equipment, including air ducts, pipes, discharge valves and flues.
• Utilized pressure gauges and soap-and-water solutions to test pipe and tubing joints for leaks.