Customer Experience
Dispatch & Arrival
Diagnostics
Repairs
Tools of HVAC
100

This is the first thing a technician should do when arriving.

What is introduce yourself and greet the customer.

100

You should review this before dispatching to the call. 

What is job notes.

100

Always verify this before replacing parts.

What is the root cause.

100

Repairs should begin only after receiving this.

What is customer approval.

100

This tool is used to measure voltage, ohms, amperage, microfarads, and sometimes temperature.

What is a multimeter.

200

Before entering a customer's home you should always wear these.

What are shoe covers.

200

This is the time frame that customers are expecting us to show up for first call.

What is 8:00-8:30am.

200

What should be checked first on a no heat or no cool call?

What is a call for heat or AC at the thermostat.

200

After replacing a component or leaving the call you should always do this.

What is test the system operation.

200

This tool is used to accurately measure system refrigerant pressures.

What are manifold gauges.

300

After diagnosing the issue, you should always provide this before beginning repairs.

What is customer relevant solutions with a detailed description of the work being done.

300

What should you do if you are going to be late to a call especially the first one?

What is let dispatch know or call the customer if after hours.

300

What should you always check before testing refrigerant pressures? Please provide at least five answers. 

What is static pressure, blower speed settings, cleanliness of system, open/closed vents, dirty filters, restrictions in ductwork, and restrictions in refrigerant lines.

300

What should you include in the parts chat if a part is needed to be ordered. (Normal business hours) MUST HAVE ALL INFORMATION TO COUNT

What is customer name, job number, model number, serial number, part number, price, ETA, po number, what the part is, and when the customer is expecting us. NEVER PROMISE A CUSTOMER A DATE WITHOUT APPROVAL FROM MANAGEMENT.

300

This tool is used to measure duct work sizing.

What is a ductulator.

400

What is the most important thing to get when a customer agrees to do the work?

What is a signature on an ESTIMATE.

400

Name four things we should verify before arrival.

What is correct address, if equipment is in S/T, customer concerns/requests, job type, and membership status.

400

Never assume this during troubleshooting.

What is that the first failed part is the only problem.

400

Why should technicians document completed repairs in detail. 

What is for warranty purposes, future visits, customer records, and company documentation.

400

This tool is used to measure what your vacuum is at on a refrigerant system.

What is a micron gauge.

500

Name three ways to get a five-star review from the customer.

What is asking for one, ensuring the workspace is clean, not leaving the customer with questions, thanking the customer for having us in their home, and leaving a detailed invoice with PICTURES after we are done at the call.

500

DAILY DOUBLE

Describe the complete arrival procedure from parking until entering the home.

What is hitting arrive on S/T, ensuring we are at the correct home, grabbing shoe covers, going to where the customer requests us (front, side, or back door), and knocking on the door.

500

Walk everyone through your diagnostic process from the initial conversation with the customer to the final diagnosis.

What is a detailed and correct diagnosis.

500

Explain how you would present repair options versus replacement options.

What is a correct and detailed response.

500

Name five HVAC service tools and explain what each one is used for.

What is correct answers.

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