Field HVAC Technician (DoD) — Diagnostics & BAS Pro

All Native Group, The Federal Services Division of Ho-Chunk Inc.; Fort Campbell North (KY); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Fire Creek Services Company, an All Native Group company, seeks an HVAC Technician to perform diagnostics, repair, and refrigerant service on heating and cooling systems in barracks and housing facilities on the installation, supporting seasonal preventive maintenance and condition-monitoring alerts.

The technician will diagnose and repair HVAC failures, service refrigerants, respond to BAS alarms, document work, and provide evidence-based repair or replacement recommendations; travel daily

Qualifications

• 5+ years of commercial or multifamily HVAC service experience.
• EPA 608 Universal certification required.
• OSHA 10 certification required.
• Kentucky HVAC journeyman license preferred.
• NATE certification preferred.
• Must provide own HVAC hand tools; gauges and recovery equipment provided.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair heating and cooling failures; refrigerant service and records.
• Complete seasonal and manufacturer-recommended preventive maintenance.
• Respond to BAS alarms and diagnostics signals.
• Train Zone Technicians on first-response HVAC checks.
• Document work on the mobile app and justify repairs.
• Recover and reclaim refrigerant per EPA 608; maintain records.
• Perform load, airflow and electrical diagnostics; follow safety rules.

Skills

HVAC diagnostics and repair

Refrigerant handling

Technical mentoring

Evidence-based repair-versus-replace

Electrical diagnostics

Education

High school diploma or GED

Technical or trade school preferred

Job description

Fire Creek Services Company, an All Native Group company, seeks an HVAC Technician to perform diagnostics, repair, and refrigerant service on heating and cooling systems in barracks and housing facilities on the installation, supporting seasonal preventive maintenance and condition-monitoring alerts.

The technician will diagnose and repair HVAC failures, service refrigerants, respond to BAS alarms, document work, and provide evidence-based repair or replacement recommendations; travel daily