Chiller Technician

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OtherTechnician

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→Diagnose and repair all types of commercial HVAC equipment.
→Commission and start up chiller and controls systems, optimizing for peak efficiency.
→Identify and resolve electrical, mechanical, and controls-related issues.
→Conduct scheduled preventative maintenance on chillers, cooling towers, pumps, boilers, and supporting equipment.
→Interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and control schematics.
→Keep accurate, timely documentation of all service work, repairs, and recommendations.
→Communicate clearly with customers about system conditions, findings, and next steps.
→Adhere to all safety requirements, EPA standards, and internal company policies.
→Provide guidance and mentorship to apprentices and junior technicians when applicable.

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EPA 608 Universal Certification.
5 or more years of commercial HVAC experience
Experience with BAS/DDC controls platforms a plus.
Strong electrical troubleshooting capability across both low and high voltage systems.
Comfortable working independently with limited oversight.
Valid driver's license in good standing.
Ability to lift 50 lbs and operate in mechanical rooms, rooftops, and confined spaces.

Factory certifications or formal training on major chiller manufacturers.
Hands-on controls programming or commissioning background.
Prior experience in hospitals, industrial plants, or large-scale commercial buildings.