HVAC Technician

• Perform comprehensive preventative maintenance on standard package and split HVAC systems in light commercial environments, including inspection and repair or replacement of belts, pulleys, motors, compressors, and safety controls
• Inspect, clean, and maintain condensate drain lines and airflow systems
• Diagnose and repair steam and hot water boiler systems, including airflow and ducting issues
• Safely handle and utilize refrigerants in compliance with EPA regulations
• Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, and system failures on commercial HVAC equipment, including compressors, contactors, circuit boards, condensing units, and copper components (including brazing)
• Complete all preventative maintenance and repair tasks per work order requirements, safety standards, and company procedures
• Perform minor plumbing repairs such as unclogging drains and toilets, repairing leaks, and replacing fixtures as needed
• Perform routine painting, drywall repair, and carpentry work to maintain facilities in like-new condition
• Perform minor electrical maintenance as permitted by state law, including fixtures, switches, outlets, ballasts, and lamps
• Conduct service and asset inspections as required
• Utilize mobile technology to access work orders, document services performed, and submit service reports, inspection photos, timesheets, and expense documentation
• Maintain professional and timely communication with customers, vendors, and internal support teams
• Participate in required safety and compliance training, safety meetings, and on-call rotation
• Provide estimates for recommended repairs or larger maintenance projects
• Perform additional duties as assigned

• High School Diploma, technical degree, certification, or equivalent professional experience preferred
• Minimum of 5 years of HVAC and general maintenance experience, including electrical, plumbing, and carpentry, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Completion of a 2-year HVAC technical program or possession of a state-approved HVAC license
• Experience servicing commercial or industrial HVAC systems
• EPA Universal Refrigeration Certification required
• Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record

Technicians are provided a company van, tools, and mobile technology