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Data Center HVAC Apprentice Mechanic

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veterans primeLubbock (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$70-110 K

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About the role

Overview: Data Center-HVAC Apprentice Mechanic
Total Compensation: $70-110K(significant OT needed)
Position Overview: We are seeking dedicated, mission-focused talent to join an industry-leading building automation and climate systems organization. This role is open to all qualified candidates, with a strong preference for military veterans and transitioning service members who can translate technical adaptability, operational discipline, and problem-solving abilities into a rewarding civilian career. You will work alongside technicians on high-impact commercial infrastructure projects. Looking to leverage your mechanical aptitude and expand your knowledge in advanced HVAC systems? Full technical instruction and formal industry certifications are provided.
Key Responsibilities: Perform hands-on maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on commercial HVAC units and building automation systems. Complete structured technical training courses to earn trade certifications and unlock career advancement opportunities. Fulfill initial union apprenticeship standards and course requirements.
Qualifications & Requirements: 4+ years of mechanical troubleshooting, electrical diagnostics, or military technical experience (MOS/Rating in mechanical, electrical, or hull maintenance preferred).Base understanding of mechanical equipment and system maintenance practices. Strong interpersonal skills and professional conduct when representing the organization. Self-motivated with the discipline to operate independently in high-demand environments.
Preferred Qualifications: Formal technical education, trade school background, or military specialized training.

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