Role

As an HVAC Technician (also known as HVAC Service Technician, HVAC Specialist), you'll specialize in the start-up and service of equipment for a variety of applications of air-conditioning, heating, ventilation, humidity control, and energy management. Whether you're an experienced professional or an entry-level technician, your skills in troubleshooting and repairing HVAC systems will be invaluable. You'll also need to be dependable and have excellent customer service skills.

Benefits

• Opportunity to work in a growing company in the evolving field of building commissioning.
• Work with a team of experienced industry-leading professionals.
• Focus on logistical, energy, and cost-effective solutions.

Qualifications

• Field experience with commercial heating and air conditioning.
• Knowledge of commercial air-conditioning, heating, water source heat pumps & rooftop packaged HVAC systems.
• EPA Type 1 & 2 or universal certification.
• Must have your own hand tools.
• Clean driving record.
• OSHA 10-hour training certification (preferred).
• Proficiency in Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills and HVAC.