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Commercial HVAC / Refrigeration Service Technician Orlando

Commercial HVAC / Refrigeration Service Technician

Full Time • Orlando
Benefits:
  • Health insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Vision insurance
  • Dental insurance
We are seeking an experienced Commercial HVAC / Refrigeration Service Technician to join our growing service team. This position is responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, maintaining, and servicing a wide variety of commercial and industrial HVAC and refrigeration equipment.
The ideal candidate will have strong diagnostic skills, a solid understanding of refrigeration and electrical systems, and the ability to work independently while also contributing to a team environment.
Equipment and Systems
Experience with the following equipment and systems is preferred:
  • Commercial rooftop units (RTUs)
  • Air handling units (AHUs)
  • Makeup air units (MAUs) and energy recovery units (ERUs/ERVs)
  • Split systems and commercial heat pumps
  • Multi-zone VRF/VRV systems
  • Air-cooled and centrifugal chillers
  • Commercial boilers and hydronic heating systems
  • Chilled-water systems, pumps, motors, and VFDs
  • Low-temperature refrigeration
  • Commercial HVAC electrical and control systems
Experience with every system listed above is not required. However, candidates should possess strong commercial HVAC fundamentals and demonstrate the ability to troubleshoot equipment accurately and efficiently.
Primary Responsibilities
  • Diagnose and repair commercial HVAC and refrigeration equipment
  • Perform planned maintenance and equipment inspections
  • Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, refrigeration, and hydronic system failures
  • Read and interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, and equipment documentation
  • Verify proper equipment operation following repairs
  • Perform equipment startups and commissioning as required
  • Document service findings, recommendations, and repairs clearly and accurately
  • Communicate professionally with customers, facility personnel, and internal team members
  • Maintain company-provided tools, equipment, and service vehicle
  • Follow company safety procedures and customer site requirements
  • Assist and support fellow technicians when needed
  • Participate in training and continuing technical development
Qualifications
Candidates must possess:
  • Commercial HVAC and/or refrigeration service experience
  • EPA Section 608 certification
  • Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record
  • Ability to successfully complete required background screening
  • Ability to meet access requirements for government, institutional, and secured facilities
  • Strong electrical and mechanical troubleshooting skills
  • Strong understanding of refrigeration principles and system operation
  • Ability to read wiring diagrams and electrical schematics
  • Ability to properly use meters, gauges, vacuum pumps, recovery equipment, and other HVAC diagnostic tools
  • Ability to work independently and manage service calls efficiently
  • Strong communication and customer-service skills
  • Ability to accurately document service work and findings
Preferred Experience
Additional consideration will be given to candidates with experience in chiller service, boiler and hydronic systems, low-temperature refrigeration, VRF/VRV systems, VFDs, building automation and HVAC controls, and servicing large commercial, institutional, or government facilities.

Training and Development
We understand that no technician knows every piece of equipment or every system. We are willing to invest in technicians who possess strong fundamentals, a good work ethic, and a desire to continue developing their skills.
We provide opportunities for continued development through factory and manufacturer training, technical schools, mentoring, and exposure to increasingly complex commercial and industrial equipment.
Our responsibility is to provide our technicians with the tools, training, resources, and support necessary to be successful. In return, we expect our technicians to use those resources, continue developing their technical abilities, take ownership of their professional growth, and share their knowledge with the team.

Team Expectations
Technical ability is important, but the way we work together is equally important.
We are building a service team where technicians support one another, share knowledge, communicate, and take care of each other. When another technician needs assistance, we expect our people to answer the call. When someone has knowledge that can make the team better, we expect them to share it.
We value professionalism, accountability, a strong work ethic, and technicians who take pride in both their craft and the company they represent. We want people who take care of the customer, take care of their teammates, and leave the equipment and facility better than they found it.
We can help teach a skill set. We can provide factory schools, technical training, tools, and opportunities. What we need in return is someone willing to take advantage of those opportunities and use them to become a leader in their trade and a leader within the team.
If you are an experienced commercial HVAC or refrigeration technician looking for an opportunity to work on diverse equipment, continue developing your skills, and become part of a team committed to doing things the right way, we would like to speak with you.

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We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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