Virtual HVAC Instructor & Content Developer

We are seeking an experienced HVAC Instructor to lead the development and review of our online Continuing Education (CE) courses. You will partner directly with a mechanical engineer to ensure our content is not only code-compliant but also practical and industry-leading.

Key Responsibilities

• Content Development: Develop and review comprehensive HVAC training materials, ensuring all content is code-compliant and aligned with current industry standards.
• Quality Assurance: “Own” the quality of the HVAC vertical. You are the final sign-off on technical accuracy.
• Collaboration: Partner with our Mechanical Engineer (s) to translate complex codes into engaging, high-quality continuing educational content.
• Regulatory Updates: Review and update existing materials to reflect the current regulations and code adoptions of specific states (e.g., 2021 IMC, 2018 UPC).

Qualifications

• Experience: Minimum 5+ years of industry experience in HVAC-R installation, repair, and maintenance or as an instructor at an accredited college, university, or post-secondary institute (i.e. Technical College).
• Licensure: Possession of a valid Master HVAC license (or equivalent) is highly preferred. For non-licensed applicants (e.g., Code Officials or Engineers), a minimum of 5–10 years of field experience and prior instructional design experience is required.
• Education: Associate’s degree (minimum) in HVAC-R Technology or a related technical field.
• Preferred Certifications: EPA Section 608 Certification and/or NATE certification.
• Code Proficiency: Evidence of proficiency in the 2021 International Mechanical Code (IMC) or the 2018 Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC). Proof of ICC Certification or a history of working as a code official/inspector is acceptable.
• Instructional Background: Previous experience delivering technical HVAC-R training or continuing education.
• Bonus: Experience specifically in developing CE content or training curriculum.

To Apply

Please submit your resume/CV detailing your relevant experience. To ensure a quick review, your resume must include:

• Education History: Dates of qualifying experience and any relevant publications.
• Explicit Timelines: Clearly listed dates for both your trade experience and your teaching/presentation history.
• License Verification: A copy of your active Master HVAC license or detailed evidence of field/teaching experience if applying as a non-licensed HVAC professional.

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Pay: $50.00 - $55.00 per hour

Experience:

• HVAC Teaching: 3 years (Required)

License/Certification:

• HVAC License (Required)
• NATE Certification (Preferred)

Work Location: Remote