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technician.

Find candidates in electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and welding. Review their experience and connect directly with the people you want to hire.

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in three steps.

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Look for the trade skills, licenses, and on-the-job experience that make someone a fit.

Contact candidates

Discuss availability, answer questions, and arrange an interview.

Job details

HVAC Service Technician

Full timeOn siteService & repair
Where you’ll workRichardson, TX · Customer sites
What you’ll earn$24 - $48 an hour, plus benefits
What you’ll bringEPA certification and 3+ years in HVAC
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  • Show what makes your team different
  • Make must-have skills easy to find
  • Set expectations before the first call

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relevant experience.

Review the equipment a technician has worked on, their training, and the types of jobs they’ve handled. Build a shortlist around your requirements.

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Frequently asked questions.

Who is Fortify built for?

Service businesses, contractors, workshops, facilities teams, and other employers hiring skilled technicians. The focus is practical experience and the requirements of the job.

Can I hire apprentices as well as experienced technicians?

Yes. Be clear about the level of experience you need and the training you can offer. A role for someone learning a trade should be presented differently from one requiring an experienced, licensed professional.

What belongs in a job post?

The trade, location, pay range, schedule, main responsibilities, and any required credentials. Explain what the team is like and what someone can learn or grow into.

How should I assess licenses and certifications?

Use profiles to understand a candidate’s background, then confirm any credentials required for your role before making a hire. Requirements depend on the trade and location.

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technician.

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