Field Service Technician: Commercial Kitchen Equipment

Midwest-Equipment-Company; Carlyle (IL); On-site; USD 54,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Up to $26/hour starting pay

Overtime opportunities

Medical, dental, vision, life

ESOP

401(k) with match

PTO & holidays

Company vehicle provided

Uniforms provided

Supportive work environment

Ice cream perk

Job summary

Midwest Equipment Company, a Midwest leader in commercial food service equipment, seeks an experienced Service Technician to join our Carlyle, IL team. You will service soft serve equipment, grills, and ovens at customer sites, with a Monday–Friday daytime schedule and paid driving time.

You’ll need 2+ years in service tech, familiarity with refrigerants, and a valid driver’s license. Technical training and EPA Universal Card are a plus; travel may be required.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of service technician experience.
• Experience with refrigerants strongly preferred.
• Mechanical aptitude required; commercial foodservice equipment experience is a plus.
• Occasional overnight travel.
• Valid driver's license with good driving record.
• High School diploma or equivalent required; technical training and EPA card a plus.

Responsibilities

• Service commercial soft serve equipment, grills, and ovens at customer sites.
• Diagnose issues, perform repairs, and ensure safety and quality.
• Provide excellent customer service and timely maintenance.
• Travel as needed; maintain company vehicle and tools.

Skills

Service experience

Refrigerants experience

Mechanical aptitude

Driver's license

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

EPA Universal Card (eligibility)

Job description

Midwest Equipment Company, a Midwest leader in commercial food service equipment, seeks an experienced Service Technician to join our Carlyle, IL team. You will service soft serve equipment, grills, and ovens at customer sites, with a Monday–Friday daytime schedule and paid driving time.

You’ll need 2+ years in service tech, familiarity with refrigerants, and a valid driver’s license. Technical training and EPA Universal Card are a plus; travel may be required.