Ammonia Technician

Posted 3 days ago

tgg accountingFayetteville (NC)

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60/hour

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About the role

Industrial Field Ammonia Refrigeration Technician

Location: Travel will be in a specific territory, not nationwide or multi-state! Opportunity to earn $3,000$5,000+ per week depending on experience and hours worked (up to $180k+/year!!)What the job looks like: This role is field-based, working on a variety of commercial refrigeration equipment across multiple sites. You'll be in the field handling service calls, maintenance, and repairs on commercial and industrial refrigeration systems. You'll be working on: Walk-ins, reach-ins, and display cases Ice machines and similar equipment Refrigeration systems with integrated controls Larger or more complex systems as your experience grows

Schedule: Monday Friday, full-time 7am to 4pm. Overtime hours available!

What you bring: Hands-on experience with commercial refrigeration Ability to troubleshoot and think independently in the fieldEPA Universal Certification Rack experience is a bonus, not a requirementA solid work ethic and reliability this team depends on each other What you get in return: Strong hourly compensation: $35$60/hour based on experience + up to 20+ hrs of OT per week --- Total comp ~$125k to $180k+/yr!!!!Consistent overtime available for those who want it Daily overtime after 8 hours worked any hours beyond 8 in a day are paid at the overtime rate Take-home company vehicle and fuel card Full benefits (medical, dental, vision)401(k) with company contribution Paid time off and holidays If you're looking for good money and real opportunities to advance apply today!!

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