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Airtron L.L.C.

Multi-Family Project Manager

Airtron L.L.C.

Field Supervisor supervising HVAC subcontractors to ensure quality work in residential new construction. Responsible for managing installation dates and maintaining relationships with homebuilders.

Posted 7/10/2026full-timeRemote • Ohio • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in HVAC installation, service, and maintenance, with a strong focus on quality control and project management. Proven ability to coordinate subcontractor activities and ensure compliance with safety and scheduling requirements.

Highest-signal resume keywords
HVAC ExperienceProject ManagementQuality ControlMicrosoft Office ProficiencyHVAC Trade School Certification

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Hard Skills
HVAC InstallationHVAC ServiceHVAC MaintenanceQuality Control ChecksProject CoordinationSubcontractor ManagementChange Order ManagementInspection Scheduling
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationRelationship BuildingProblem Solving
Certifications & Qualifications
HVAC Trade School CertificationValid Driver's License
Industry Keywords
Residential New ConstructionSubcontractor CoordinationSafety PoliciesBuilder Superintendents

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • The field supervisor supervises subcontractors who are installing HVAC equipment and accessories.
  • Ensures work meets builder’s needs and conducts quality-control checks on completed work.
  • Performs service, maintenance, and installation work as needed due to staffing and customer needs.
  • Assists in all phases of HVAC residential new construction.
  • Manages a group of sub-contractor craftsmen (installers and helpers).
  • Walks jobs regularly and verifies readiness for both HVAC rough-in and HVAC trim installations.
  • Coordinates installation dates with scheduling team and ensures job is ready for installation.
  • Checks the jobs by phase to assure work is completed.
  • Ensures schedule compliance completion of assigned work by Subcontractor installation crews.
  • Coordinates with sub-contractors and office regarding punch lists or repairs as needed.
  • Reviews sub-contractor invoices and approves after work is complete per phase.
  • May schedule inspections with local jurisdictions.
  • Coordinates and completes paperwork for billable change orders found in the field.
  • Meets Builder supervisors on job sites to work through any issues with installations or design.
  • Manages all pertinent production related issues with homebuilders in the assigned area of responsibility.
  • Builds rapport and fosters long-term relationships with builder superintendents.
  • Follows safety policies and procedures
  • Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Prior HVAC experience
  • High school diploma or GED
  • Proven track record of effectively managing multiple projects simultaneously
  • Beg/Intermediate computer skills and able to use Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook)
  • Must be able to communicate in English effectively, both verbally and in writing
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Valid driver's license required
  • Ability to work overtime with little notice; weekend hours may occasionally be required.
  • 3-5 years’ experience as a field supervisor in residential new construction or related experience (preferred)
  • HVAC trade school certification (preferred)
  • Completed college coursework (preferred)

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Partial time spent in an office environment
  • Partial time spent in a field environment (hot attics, crawl spaces, uneven terrain, construction sites and finished homes).
  • Travel by vehicle to and from work locations
  • Regularly exposed to construction environments involving equipment, elevated work areas, confined spaces, noise, dust, hazardous materials and odors
  • Comfortable working both indoors and outdoors, exposed to all weather conditions (including heat, rain, cold and wind) while wearing appropriate PPE