Commercial HVAC Service Tech—Keep Buildings Running

North American Mechanical, Inc.; Windsor (WI); On-site; USD 48,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

North American Mechanical, Inc. seeks an experienced HVAC technician to service and repair commercial heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems, including boilers and chillers, in diverse facilities.

You’ll perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot components, documenting work in NAMI’s system. Ideal candidates have an associate degree or HVAC apprenticeship (or 5+ years in commercial HVAC), EPA refrigerant recovery certification, and a valid driver's license; strong communication

Qualifications

• Associate degree or completion of HVAC apprenticeship or 5+ years in commercial HVAC mechanical service.
• EPA-certified refrigerant recovery certification required.
• Strong understanding of HVAC systems, operation and maintenance.
• Must have a valid Driver's License.
• Ability to clearly communicate technical knowledge and capabilities.

Responsibilities

• Perform service and repair on commercial HVAC systems.
• Perform routine maintenance on HVAC systems in commercial buildings.
• Troubleshoot and repair HVAC components and equipment.
• Prepare information and documentation using NAMI’s operating system.
• Maintain customer satisfaction and teamwork in the Service Department.
• Build professional relationships with clients, vendors, coworkers and others.
• Performs other HVAC duties as assigned.

Skills

HVAC systems understanding

Troubleshooting

Communication skills

Valid Driver License

Education

Associate degree or HVAC apprenticeship

Tools

EPA-certified refrigerant recovery certification

Job description

North American Mechanical, Inc. seeks an experienced HVAC technician to service and repair commercial heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems, including boilers and chillers, in diverse facilities.

You’ll perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot components, documenting work in NAMI’s system. Ideal candidates have an associate degree or HVAC apprenticeship (or 5+ years in commercial HVAC), EPA refrigerant recovery certification, and a valid driver's license; strong communication