Senior Chiller Specialist - $50 - $70 - Willing to Pay More for the Right Person
Centrifugal Chillers | Screw Chillers | Chilled Water Plants | Central Plant Systems
Not Every HVAC Technician Qualifies for This Role.
Some technicians service RTUs.
Others are trusted with the critical infrastructure that keeps hospitals operating, manufacturing facilities producing, campuses functioning, and mission-critical facilities online.
We're searching for a Senior Chiller Specialist whose expertise has been built around complex chilled water systems, high-tonnage refrigeration equipment, and central plant operations.
This is not a role for someone whose background is primarily package units, split systems, and light commercial service.
We're looking for the technician who gets the call when the equipment is critical, the diagnosis is difficult, and downtime isn't an option.
The Opportunity
Join a team that values technical excellence and recognizes the difference between a general HVAC technician and a true chiller specialist.
You'll work on sophisticated mechanical systems supporting some of the most demanding facilities in the market, collaborating with professionals who respect craftsmanship, technical knowledge, and problem-solving ability.
This is a role for individuals who have earned a reputation as trusted experts in their field.
What You'll Work On
Preferred OEM Experience
What We're Looking For
Required Qualifications
Ideal Background
Who Excels Here
The ideal candidate isn't simply experienced.
They're the person other technicians call when they need help diagnosing a problem.
They're known for solving issues that others struggle to identify.
They understand the complexities of large-tonnage refrigeration systems and have developed expertise through years of hands-on experience.
They take pride in being part of a shrinking group of professionals capable of maintaining and troubleshooting sophisticated chiller and central plant equipment at the highest level.
What You'll Receive
Confidential Applications Welcome
Exceptional HVAC technicians are common.
Professionals who have mastered centrifugal chillers, screw chillers, chilled water plants, and central utility systems are not.
If you've built your career around solving complex mechanical challenges and supporting critical infrastructure, we'd welcome a confidential conversation.