Sheridan Snyder

Sheridan Snyder has an extensive background in the HVAC industry. Sheridan began their career in 2011 as an HVAC Technician and Commercial Sales Manager at Gibson Air. Sheridan then moved on to Southwest Air Conditioning, where they served as a Lead HVAC Technician from 2011 to 2014. At Southwest Air Conditioning, Sheridan supervised HVAC projects, ensuring high-quality standards and implementing effective safety protocols.

In 2014, Sheridan joined Chazell Air Conditioning as a Lead HVAC Technician. In this role, they supervised a team of HVAC technicians and successfully completed installation, repair, and maintenance projects. Sheridan also implemented preventive maintenance programs to improve HVAC system performance and lifespan.

In 2015, Sheridan joined Bombard Mechanical as a Lead HVAC Tech. Sheridan played a crucial role in optimizing cost savings by piloting VRV/VRF installation layouts and material procurement efforts. Sheridan oversaw HVAC operations at notable construction projects such as the Raiders training facility and the Las Vegas Silver Knights Arena.

Most recently, Sheridan joined Harris in 2021 as a Heating Air Conditioning Specialist. Sheridan has been involved in significant projects, including the replacement of AC/heating boilers and water towers for Nye County. Sheridan also coordinated unit replacements for the Las Vegas Water District and managed the removal and replacement of units at NVEnergy.

Throughout their career, Sheridan has demonstrated strong leadership skills, technical expertise, and a commitment to delivering exceptional results in the HVAC industry.

Sheridan Snyder obtained a GED from the College of Southern Nevada in 2002. In 2008, they received an EPA and HVAC certificate from Quality, specializing in HVAC technology. Additionally, Sheridan has obtained several certifications, including Samsung VRF from Samsung VRF training in February 2023, Daikin VRV from Daikin in June 2017, and HVAC Fire Life Safety Level 1 (HVAC) from ICB in April 2019. They also have a general HVAC certification.