Service Tech
arizona staffingDouglas (AZ)
$30.00/hour
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Commercial Field Service Technician Are you a self-motivated individual whose experience and education have provided you with the tools to work as a Commercial Field Service Technician? If so, then this may be the perfect employment opportunity for you. This opportunity is for a position with a local Owner Operator of McDonald's franchised restaurants. Primarily responsible for the diagnosis of equipment failures and as necessary the ordering and installation of replacement parts. In addition to this, Service Technicians may be responsible for the installation of new equipment and will participate in after-hours and weekend on-call schedules. Use troubleshooting and problem-solving skills to install, repair and maintain commercial cooking, refrigeration and/or HVAC equipment. Strong mechanical aptitude including electronics, gas, and refrigeration. Refrigeration technicians must be EPA certified. Must be highly safety conscious. Desired candidate will possess excellent organizational skills while being a motivated self-starter, and able to follow through on duties and assignments with minimal supervision. Must be able to climb stairs and ladders. Moderate to heavy lifting and carrying. Requires frequent walking, standing, driving, sitting, squatting, kneeling, reaching overhead, bending, twisting, and turning for most of the workday Must be able to use hands for fine manipulation of hand tools. When not otherwise engaged in support of equipment services, the tech may assist in other maintenance work throughout the organization involving manual labor as well as the performance of skilled and semi-skilled tasks. High School diploma or GEDA valid driver's license along with an acceptable driving record Strong mechanical aptitude including electronics, gas, and refrigeration. Refrigeration technicians must be EPA certified. Must be highly safety conscious. Must be able to climb stairs and ladders. Starting at $30.00/hour
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