Commercial HVAC Service Tech Training

Locations

Locations:
Austin and San Antonio

• A strong commitment to safety and quality
• Excellent teamwork and communication skills
• Reliability and a strong work ethic
• EPA & OSHA Certifications
• Industry training and experience for certain level positions

• Industry‑leading pay and benefits
• Apprentice training programs to cultivate tradesmen and journeyman skillsets
• A supportive and collaborative team culture
• Opportunities for professional development and career advancement
• A focus on work‑life balance

The Service Technician I is often a recent graduate from an accredited trade school entering the field of HVAC service and repair and/or has 3 or fewer years of experience in the field. The Service Technician I position is qualified and able to make repairs in the field but is not considered proficient enough to make diagnosis for the repairs unsupervised.

The Service Technician I is expected to be proficient in the area of preventative maintenance work. Attitude, work ethic, and a willingness to learn is sought after more than field experience in this position. Pay range: $20-$25 per hour.

The Service Technician II has required accreditations including EPA certification and generally has more than 3 years’ experience in the field of HVAC service and repair. The Service Technician II position is qualified and skilled in maintaining and servicing commercial grade HVAC equipment including but not limited to unitary products up to 50‑ton package units, boilers, and heat exchangers without supervision.

Pay range: $25-$33 per hour.

The Service Technician III has required accreditations including EPA certification and generally has more than 5 years’ experience in the field of HVAC service and repair. The Service Technician III position is qualified and skilled in maintaining and servicing commercial grade HVAC equipment, including but not limited to, unitary products up to 50‑ton package units, boilers, heat exchangers, control valves, chillers (including retrofitting) without supervision.

Pay range: $33-$42 per hour.

The Chiller Technician has required accreditations including EPA certification, extensive training and certifications from multiple manufacturers and reps, and extensive, customer verifiable, experience with applied equipment service, maintenance and diagnostic/repair work to meet or exceed 8 years. The Chiller Technician position is qualified and skilled in maintaining and servicing commercial and industrial grade HVAC equipment, including but not limited to, unitary products up to 50‑ton package units, AHUs, VAV, VFDs, boilers, heat exchangers, control valves, air‑cooled and water‑cooled chillers (including tear down/rebuild processes) without supervision.

Process and/or Industrial Refrigeration experience is a bonus. Pay range: $42-$65 per hour.

This is a safety sensitive position!