HVAC Jobs in Oregon
HVAC jobs in Oregon concentrate in residential construction, commercial real estate, industrial facilities, and public-sector buildings, with steady demand at every level from apprentice to senior systems technician. Portland, Eugene, and Salem account for the bulk of openings, where large employers such as Comfort Flow Heating, Rentokil, and Daikin Applied maintain lasting hiring activity across the state. Sheet metal work, refrigeration systems, and energy-efficiency retrofits are consistently the most in-demand specialties as Oregon's building codes push toward electrification and sustainability. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Plan complex installations, assign work, manage labor hours, and keep the crew moving safely.
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Lead heat-pump, furnace, water-heating, ventilation, controls, and ductwork installations.
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Perform advanced refrigeration, airflow, electrical-control, startup, and commissioning work.
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Resolve field conflicts, protect quality and code compliance, and communicate changes promptly.
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Coach installers, complete final documentation, and provide clear customer walkthroughs.
Requirements
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EPA Section 608 certification.
- 5+ years of residential HVAC installation, including successful crew-lead experience.
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Advanced knowledge of heat pumps, refrigeration, controls, airflow, duct systems, and commissioning.
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Ability to troubleshoot complex systems, lead people, and make sound field decisions.
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Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds; climb ladders; and work in attics, crawlspaces, rooftops, and changing weather.
- Valid driver’s license; NATE, Oregon electrical credentials, duct-design, manufacturer, or Spanish skills are a plus.
Benefits
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Medical, vision, and life insurance, with GreenSavers paying 75% of employee premiums.
- 401(k) with company match up to 3.5%.
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Paid vacation, sick time, and holidays.
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Company-paid job-related training and certification support.
- Team events, an annual company retreat, and clear opportunities to grow.
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Plan complex installations, assign work, manage labor hours, and keep the crew moving safely.
-
Lead heat-pump, furnace, water-heating, ventilation, controls, and ductwork installations.
-
Perform advanced refrigeration, airflow, electrical-control, startup, and commissioning work.
-
Resolve field conflicts, protect quality and code compliance, and communicate changes promptly.
-
Coach installers, complete final documentation, and provide clear customer walkthroughs.
Requirements
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EPA Section 608 certification.
- 5+ years of residential HVAC installation, including successful crew-lead experience.
-
Advanced knowledge of heat pumps, refrigeration, controls, airflow, duct systems, and commissioning.
-
Ability to troubleshoot complex systems, lead people, and make sound field decisions.
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Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds; climb ladders; and work in attics, crawlspaces, rooftops, and changing weather.
- Valid driver’s license; NATE, Oregon electrical credentials, duct-design, manufacturer, or Spanish skills are a plus.
Benefits
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Medical, vision, and life insurance, with GreenSavers paying 75% of employee premiums.
- 401(k) with company match up to 3.5%.
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Paid vacation, sick time, and holidays.
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Company-paid job-related training and certification support.
- Team events, an annual company retreat, and clear opportunities to grow.
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What Oregon Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in HVAC jobs across Oregon.
- Active Oregon Construction Contractors Board registration or employer-sponsored journeyman license required
- EPA Section 608 certification for handling refrigerants in commercial and residential systems
- Completion of a state-approved HVAC apprenticeship or equivalent technical school program
- Experience reading mechanical blueprints and interpreting Oregon energy code requirements
- Valid Oregon driver's license and ability to travel to job sites across a regional service area
- Proficiency with diagnostic tools and building automation systems used in commercial installations
HVAC Jobs in Oregon: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a hvac in Oregon?
To work as an hvac technician in Oregon you must register with the Oregon Construction Contractors Board and obtain the appropriate mechanical contractor or journeyman license for your scope of work. Most technicians complete a four-year apprenticeship through a program affiliated with Oregon's HVAC contractors association or attend an accredited trade school, then pass the state mechanical licensing exam. EPA Section 608 certification is also required before handling refrigerants independently.
Which companies hire hvacs in Oregon?
Companies currently hiring hvacs in Oregon include Nextech, AccuAir, and Sun Glow Inc., HVACR & Plumbing, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Oregon's large commercial and industrial base, along with the state's active new construction in the Portland metro, means many of these employers are hiring for both installation crews and service technicians year-round.
Which Oregon cities have the most hvac jobs?
Portland, Bend, and Redmond have the most hvac openings in Oregon. Portland's dense commercial real estate market and ongoing multifamily construction drive the highest concentration of postings, while Eugene's university and healthcare campuses and Salem's state government facilities and light-industrial base sustain consistent demand outside the metro.
Are there remote hvac jobs in Oregon?
Yes, but they're rare. Hvac work is fundamentally hands-on and site-dependent, so most roles require a physical presence. About 29% of hvac openings tied to Oregon are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, and those positions are almost exclusively in estimating, project management, or building automation programming rather than installation or service.
How can I get hired as a hvac in Oregon with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying directly to a registered apprenticeship program through an Oregon-based mechanical or sheet metal contractor, where you earn while you learn under journeyman supervision. Larger employers such as commercial mechanical contractors in the Portland metro regularly take on first-year apprentices. Candidates who have completed even a semester of a community college HVAC program, hold an EPA 608 certification, or come from related trades such as plumbing or electrical have a clear advantage at the application stage.
Where can I find and apply to hvac jobs in Oregon?
You can find and apply to hvac jobs in Oregon on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state. Search the listings for roles that match your license level, specialty, and location, then apply directly to the ones that fit.
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