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Commercial HVAC Service Technician

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alltech hvacDes Plaines (IL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$50+ / hour

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About the role

Job Description:
  • WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FORExperience servicing and maintaining light commercial HVAC equipment, including 5-25-ton RTUs, MAUs, EFs, hanging heaters, etc
  • Knowledge of multiple manufacturer rooftop units and large / small split systems
  • Electrical troubleshooting experience required
  • Steam and hot water boiler system experience a plus
  • Must have 5+ years field experience
  • Clean driving and criminal record, and current driver’s license
  • Pass background checkEPA and NATE licenses
  • Available for emergenciesBENEFITS$50+ / hour depending on skill level and continued growth
  • Company-supplied van and tools – must be able to take van home 401K with matching available after 90 days of employment
  • Medical / dental insurance available on the first of the month following employment start date
  • Paid vacation and holidays (Vacation hours accrued in accordance with Cook County Law)
Alltech HVAC Inc is a family owned and operated HVAC company providing service and installation of HVAC equipment in the Northwest Suburbs. Located in Des Plaines with easy access to 294, our technicians often come looking for a job but end up staying for a career. The ideal employee is a self-starter who will effectively diagnose and repair the equipment they service. With a balance between knowledge and integrity, we are seeking someone who will be honest about their work, do the best they can, and ask for help when they need it. Reliability is key. Self-starters who seek additional knowledge outside of work will be the most successful.

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