Commercial Refrigeration Service Technician
gpacFairless Hills (PA)
Commercial Refrigeration Service Technician
Posted 3 days ago
gpacFairless Hills (PA)
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and InstallersPlumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Commercial Refrigeration Service Technician Join a growing team supporting cold storage facilities, distribution centers, and industrial production facilities. We're seeking an experienced technician to perform maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, equipment startups, and commissioning on commercial and light industrial refrigeration systems.
What You'll Do:
- Perform preventive maintenance, service calls, and emergency repairs
- Troubleshoot refrigeration systems, controls, chillers, rack systems, and packaged equipment
- Complete startups and commissioning for new installations
- Document service work using tablet-based software
- Build strong customer relationships and provide equipment replacement recommendations Collaborate with service coordinators and managers to resolve technical issues
Qualifications:
- EPA Certification RequiredOSHA 10 Preferred
- Refrigeration trade school or equivalent industry experience
- Experience with commercial/industrial refrigeration systems and controlsCO? refrigeration experience a plus Valid Driver's License Required
- Strong customer service and communication skills
What We Offer:
- Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits 401(k)
- Paid Holidays & PTOOngoing Training & Career Development
- Company Vehicle Provided for Local TravelIf interested please apply and send all resumes to Ilona.Crosby@gogpac.com
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