Commercial HVAC Technician

Posted 4 days ago

building technology systemsAllenspark (CO)

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$40-65 per hour

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About the role

Job Description Job Description Commercial HVAC Technician: For the system experts and high-pressure professionals

What You'll Do:

Diagnose, service, and repair commercial boilers and associated HVAC systems.
Use strong troubleshooting skills to identify and resolve complex mechanical and electrical issues.
Perform preventative maintenance HVAC Systems to maximize efficiency.
Communicate with customers and building managers
Complete detailed daily work orders
Follow all OSHA safety guidelines
Occasional Overtime and Overnight shifts when needed.
On-Call Rotation
Preferred but not required: Experience working on hydronic systems, steam boilers, pumps, valves, burners, and related equipment

What We're Looking For:

Commercial HVAC Technician experience (5+ years preferred)
Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills (including electrical schematics and controls)
Professional, dependable, reliable, and team-oriented
High attention to safety protocols and local codes

What We Offer:

Competitive pay DOE - $40-65 per hour
Company vehicle to use during business hours
Company credit card to be used for business purposes only
Company Phone
Uniform allowance
Tools and equipment to get the job done right (hand tools are not included)

Training A team culture where your work is respected and valued

Benefits: Paid medical for employee (dental paid by employee) Vacation Colorado Sick Pay Employment is contingent upon successful completion of a criminal background check and a motor vehicle report.

Company Description: Commercial HVAC/Controls company located in Denver, CO. Strong customer base Locally owned Company Description Commercial HVAC/Controls company located in Denver, CO. Strong customer base Locally owned

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