JeffreyD Trotter

HVAC-R Mechanic

Self-employeed 45+ yrs

Denver, CO

10.1974 - 09.2020

Performed preventive maintenance and service on HVAC-R systems, including compressors, condensers, evaporators, and other related equipment.
Installed new HVAC-R systems and components according to manufacturer specifications.
Troubleshot problems with existing HVAC-R systems using diagnostic tools such as pressure gauges and thermometers.
Repaired faulty motors, switches, and other electrical components of the system.
Checked for proper operation of safety controls in accordance with applicable codes.
Inspected air ducts for leaks and blockages to ensure optimal airflow.
Cleaned coils and blower components to remove dirt buildup.
Replaced filters on a regular basis to maintain air quality standards.
Calibrated thermostats and temperature control devices for accurate readings.
Repaired or replaced defective parts such as valves, seals, gaskets, fans, belts.
Adjusted refrigerant levels in accordance with manufacturer recommendations.
Connected wiring between controls and equipment in compliance with wiring diagrams.
Maintained records of all maintenance activities performed on each unit.
Ensured that all work was done in accordance with relevant safety regulations.
Provided advice to customers regarding energy efficiency measures they can take.
Disposed of hazardous waste materials properly according to local laws.
Researched new products or technologies related to the field.
Supervised junior technicians during repair jobs.
Ordered parts as needed from wholesalers or suppliers.
Reviewed blueprints or drawings before beginning any installation job.
Contacted vendors to procure equipment and tools to meet organizational demands.
Kept abreast of changing industry standards by attending seminars or workshops.
Installed refrigeration, heating and air conditioning systems, positioning compressors, motors and other components in accordance with design specifications.
Repaired, adjusted or replaced defective HVAC elements to bring systems back to full functionality.
Serviced units to residential and commercial heating and air conditioning customers.
Maintained safe working environment with proper execution of HVAC guidelines and usage of PPE equipment.
Performed all work in accordance with established safety procedures.
Wired both line and low voltage to heating and cooling equipment.
Maintained safe workplace for employees and personnel during projects.
Inspected completed work for conformance with requirements of local building and safety codes.
Used troubleshooting methods on HVAC components to diagnose and repair heat pumps, fireplace, geothermal, furnaces and air conditioning equipment.
Performed installation, testing, maintenance and repair of smoke control systems
Conducted brazing, threading pipe and [Type] tasks to complete service calls.
Interpreted construction drawings and cut sheets in field.
Examined environmental control and stationary systems to diagnose problems.
Completed basic repairs such as changing belts, servicing fans and motors and cleaning coils, strainers and filters to optimize equipment performance.
Tested pipe, tubing joints and connections for leaks.
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.
Cut and drilled holes in floors, walls and roofs to install equipment using power saws and drills.
Put in new gas lines, wiring and other support components for HVAC systems.
Tested equipment following each install to determine efficiency and proper functionality.
Read technical manuals and schematics to understanding specific configurations.
Installed furnaces, boilers and A/C units in new and existing buildings and assessed functionality of existing units.
Led teams to complete large installation projects on time and within specific parameters outlined in customer documentation.

Summary

Overview

Work History

HVAC-R Mechanic

Education

Denver Journeyman Cert., EPA 608 General Cert. - Numerous Trade Specialty Courses And Classes

GED -

Skills

Work Availability

Timeline

HVAC-R Mechanic

Denver Journeyman Cert., EPA 608 General Cert. - Numerous Trade Specialty Courses And Classes

GED -

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