HVAC Filter Tech

Job Description: HVAC Filter Technician Position Summary The HVAC Filter Technician is responsible for the scheduled inspection, replacement, and maintenance of air filters across residential, commercial, and/or industrial HVAC systems. This role ensures indoor air quality standards are met, systems operate efficiently, and service records are accurately maintained. Key Responsibilities Perform routine inspection, cleaning, and replacement of HVAC air filters according to scheduled maintenance plans Travel to client sites to service HVAC units, air handlers, rooftop units, and related equipment Identify and document filter types, MERV ratings, and dimensions for accurate replacement Assess filter condition and report any signs of system damage, leaks, mold, or unusual wear to supervisors Maintain accurate service logs, work orders, and client records using paper or digital systems Ensure proper disposal of used filters in accordance with company and environmental guidelines Communicate professionally with clients and building occupants during service visits Stock and manage inventory of filter supplies in service vehicle Adhere to all safety protocols, including PPE requirements and lockout/tagout procedures Perform light preventive maintenance tasks as directed (e.g., coil inspections, belt checks) Meet daily service route schedules and report any issues or delays to dispatch Qualifications Required High school diploma or GED Valid driver's license with a clean driving record Ability to work independently and manage a daily service route Basic mechanical aptitude and willingness to learn HVAC systems Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality Preferred 1+ year of experience in HVAC, facilities maintenance, or a related trade Familiarity with MERV ratings and filter types (pleated, HEPA, fiberglass, etc.) Experience using work order management software or mobile apps Physical Requirements Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs regularly Comfortable working in confined spaces, on ladders, and on rooftops Ability to work in varying temperatures and environments (attics, mechanical rooms, outdoor units) Standing, bending, and kneeling for extended periods