HVAC Service Technician
HVAC Service Technician
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Perform preventive maintenance and corrective service on HVAC equipment, primarily precision cooling systems.
- Respond to critical system alarms and support emergency troubleshooting and repair efforts.
- Accurately diagnose system issues and recommend appropriate solutions to ensure uptime and efficiency.
- Complete detailed service documentation, including work orders, inspection checklists, and service reports in a timely manner.
- Maintain compliance with all safety protocols and environmental standards.
- Coordinate with the internal service operations group to communicate job status, parts needs, and scheduling updates.
- Ensure customer satisfaction through clear communication, clean workspace, and professional conduct.
- Support commissioning of new units, retrofits, and system upgrades when needed.
- Maintain a company vehicle, tools, and inventory according to company standards.
- Participate in rotating on-call schedule for after-hours service coverage.
- 2+ years of experience in commercial or industrial HVAC service (data center or mission-critical environments preferred).
- EPA Universal Refrigerant Certification.
- Valid driver's license with clean driving record.
- Ability to read and interpret technical documents, electrical schematics, and service manuals.
- Strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills.
- OSHA 10 or 30 Certification.
- Basic understanding of Client/Client systems and networked control systems.
- NATE or equivalent technical certification.
- Customer-Focused: Takes ownership of the customer experience and goes the extra mile.
- Reliable: Shows up on time, prepared, and accountable.
- Team-Oriented: Communicates effectively with internal teams to deliver the best service.
- Safety-Minded: Always prioritizes personal and jobsite safety.
- Detail-Oriented: Completes paperwork accurately and timely to support billing and reporting processes.
- This position requires regular travel to job sites within company service territory and to supportthe Sales efforts
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