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Job Description: Senior HVAC Technician, Data Center | West Metro Atlanta, GA | Direct Hire Innovien is supporting mission-critical facilities operations at a large-scale data center in metro Atlanta, and we're hiring three Senior HVAC Technicians to keep the cooling infrastructure that protects business-critical systems running around the clock. If you have deep industrial or commercial mechanical experience and want into one of the fastest-growing corners of the trade, this is the seat. You don't need prior data center experience to get in the door: an experienced site lead will train you on the critical-environment side.
What You'll Do:
  • Inspect, maintain, and repair in-rack hydronic cooling systems, CRAC units, and DX equipment
  • Service and troubleshoot RTUs, AHUs, packaged units, split systems, and VRF/mini-splits
  • Monitor pump performance, flow rates, and equipment alarms, responding to temperature and humidity deviations
  • Document work orders, maintenance logs, and compliance records to critical-environment standards
  • Escalate equipment issues and support root-cause troubleshooting alongside the site lead
  • What You Bring 7+ years hands-on mechanical HVAC experience in industrial, commercial, or highly critical environments
  • Preventive maintenance experience on CRAC units, RTUs, AHUs, packaged units, and split systems
  • Experience inspecting and servicing in-rack hydronic cooling systems
  • Hands-on experience with VRF or mini-split systems
  • Pump performance and flow rate monitoring
  • Strong HVAC troubleshooting, communication, and documentation skills
  • Authorized to work in the U.S. without employer sponsorship
Nice to Have:
  • Prior data center or critical facility experience
  • Hands-on experience with DX (direct expansion) equipment
  • Union background
  • DetailsOnsite, West Metro Atlanta, GADirect hire, full-time hourly (non-exempt) with time-and-a-half overtime
  • Union benefits package
  • Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, occasional weekends if needed

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