Commercial HVAC Service Technician

Commercial HVAC Service Technician

Reports to:

Service Manager

FLSA Status:
Non‑Exempt, Hourly

Pay Range: $60k‑105K Based on Experience

The primary objective of this position is to perform daily activities of a Commercial Service Technician under the direction of the Service Manager. This position will be primarily responsible for the daily field activities required to execute aftermarket projects, T&M Labor, Preventative Maintenance Agreements and help manage the guys. It requires a strong team mentality, excellent written and oral communication skills, and a commitment to maintaining the company core values.

• Assist Project Manager with installation training when required.
• Troubleshoot and diagnose building mechanical systems (including but not limited to RTUs, split systems, VRFs, boilers, chillers, AHU and VAV).
• Capable of repairing and/or installing proposed diagnosis.
• Responsible for planning, layout and overall efficiency at project repair and/or installation.
• Ability to work independently.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and wiring diagrams.
• Assist with Owner Training.
• Support Service Manager with warranty and non‑warranty issue resolution.
• Manage onsite communication with customers and facility directors.
• Maintain a safe work environment.
• Assist in training apprentices.
• Occasionally assist with the startup or issue resolution with other mechanical and control product lines.
• Consult with Service Manager or manufacturer support in times of uncertainty.
• Collaborate with project stakeholders to solve issues effectively and efficiently.
• Coordinate with aftermarket project management and service controller to ensure jobs remain on track and on schedule.
• Collaborate with manufacturers and AEC stakeholders to ensure effective issue resolution.
• Always maintain company culture and core values.
• Understanding of company’s long and short‑term mission and vision.
• Attend regular L10 meetings.
• Attend quarterly reviews.

• Understands basic refrigeration cycle, superheat, subcooling, component identification, and troubleshooting using manifold gauge set and pressure/temperature charts.
• Understands basic electron theory, AC and DC currents, single phase and three phase circuits, series and parallel circuits, and Ohm’s Law; able to use multimeters.
• Understands the process of conditioning air and simultaneously controlling temperature, humidity, and distribution; able to read and understand mechanical drawings.
• Understanding of basic heating cycle, component identification, and troubleshooting a gas‑fired unit using a gas pressure manometer.
• Understanding of combustion theory and ability to correct combustion issues with a gas combustion analyzer.

HVAC Journeyman license and EPA certification.