Chiller Technician
RK Industries (RK Mechanical) Phoenix, AZ
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Arizona contractor licenses, including for air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC) work, are issued only by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC). (source) The Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS reports a median hourly wage of $28.56 for Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers in Arizona (May 2025) (source). There are 1 live HVAC listing on Mountain West Trades right now.
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RK Industries (RK Mechanical) Phoenix, AZ
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Arizona's contractor law licenses and regulates only contractors (businesses with a qualifying party); it has no individual journeyman or master license.
32-1101 - Definitions
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| Journeyman experience |
The ROC requires a contractor's qualifying party to have four years of practical or management trade experience, at least two of them within the last ten years. Accredited technical training can count for up to two of the four years, and the registrar may reduce the requirement for a trade where four years is shown to be excessive.
32-1122 - Qualifications for license
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| Journeyman exam |
If the ROC requires an exam for the license classification, the qualifying party must pass it no more than two years before applying.
32-1122 - Qualifications for license
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| Out-of-state licenses | Arizona's universal licensing law (A.R.S. 32-4302) grants a same-level license to new Arizona residents licensed in another state for at least one year, if other conditions are met. |
| Median hourly wage | $28.56 source |
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| Median annual wage | $59,400 source |
| Mean hourly wage | $29.28 source |
| 10th percentile hourly wage | $18.25 source |
| 90th percentile hourly wage | $38.54 source |
| Estimated employment | 10,860 source |
Arizona's contractor law licenses and regulates only contractors (businesses with a qualifying party); it has no individual journeyman or master license. (source)
The ROC requires a contractor's qualifying party to have four years of practical or management trade experience, at least two of them within the last ten years. Accredited technical training can count for up to two of the four years, and the registrar may reduce the requirement for a trade where four years is shown to be excessive. (source)
Arizona's universal licensing law (A.R.S. 32-4302) grants a same-level license to new Arizona residents licensed in another state for at least one year, if other conditions are met. (source)
The Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS reports a median hourly wage of $28.56 for Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers in Arizona (May 2025). (source)
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