Michael Stewart

Installed repaired and maintained 340+ split residential units as well as general maintenance. The job isn't bad but there's no way I can take pride in my work. That's the main reason I'm wanting to leave. My bosses want the cheapest work you can do, leading to quite a lot of subpar installs. I want to work somewhere I can take pride in my craftsmanship as well as learn more as a whole in the HVAC trade.

• I am responsible for all repairs and maintenance for 340+ residential HVAC units we have, even having to come after hours and make repairs.
• Inspected apartments and common areas, completing preventive maintenance and identifying repair needs quickly.
• Maintained HVAC filters, lighting, and safety equipment, supporting reliable property operations.
• Documented completed work orders accurately, tracking materials and recurring maintenance issues.

I specialized in HVAC and Electrical, but I really did anything they asked that you can think needs to be done in the maintenance aspect. Below are some examples.

• Performed routine repairs on HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and custodial systems across school facilities.
• Inspected classrooms and common areas to identify safety hazards, equipment issues, and maintenance needs.
• Responded to work orders promptly, restoring functionality for doors, fixtures, lighting, and classroom equipment.
• Assisted with preventative maintenance to support reliable building operations and reduce service disruptions.

I worked here for the summer to get some experience and also possibly take the job after my degree. I specialized in HVAC and Electrical, but also did general maintenance. I have attached some examples below.

• Inspected apartments and common areas, completing preventive maintenance and identifying repair needs quickly.
• Responded to resident service requests, troubleshooting plumbing, electrical, and appliance issues independently.
• Installed condenser/air handlers regularly. Completed all aspects of repairs from simple capacitors and contactors to changing compressors.

I worked for my grandfather who owned Budget Air. He has since passed away or I would use him as a reference. My duties were to troubleshoot and repair residential HVAC units in all aspects, I.E

• Diagnose HVAC system faults using gauges, multimeters, and visual inspections.
• Repaired compressors, motors, capacitors, and wiring for heating and cooling equipment.
• Performed preventive maintenance on rooftop units, furnaces, and condensers.
• Inspected electrical components and corrected faulty connections, relays, and controls.