HVAC Controls Technician – Commissioning & Diagnostics

1008 Johnson Controls Inc.; Westbrook (ME); On-site; USD 33,000 - 43,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson Controls in Bangor, ME is seeking an HVAC commissioning technician to perform basic system commissioning, troubleshoot equipment, and deliver high-quality service on client sites. You will load controller software, document commissioning steps, and support customers with effective solutions.

The role requires a vocational or associate degree in a related field, plus hands-on HVAC experience. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential, with attention to safety and

Qualifications

• Four-year vocational program or an Associate degree in electronics, mechanical systems, computer technology, air conditioning or related field plus three years of industry experience, or 1 year servicing electronic/mechanical HVAC systems.
• Strong interpersonal and leadership skills; ability to explain technical information to technical and non-technical people.
• PC experience and ability to program HVAC-related software.

Responsibilities

• Loads system-level controller software and performs basic commissioning; completes required commissioning documentation.
• Troubleshoots basic HVAC mechanical, electrical, and controls issues; responds to warranty calls.
• Communicates with customers and provides quotes to support recommendations and solutions.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Leadership

PC experience

HVAC software

Education

Associate degree / Vocational program

Tools

HVAC controls software

Job description

Johnson Controls in Bangor, ME is seeking an HVAC commissioning technician to perform basic system commissioning, troubleshoot equipment, and deliver high-quality service on client sites. You will load controller software, document commissioning steps, and support customers with effective solutions.

The role requires a vocational or associate degree in a related field, plus hands-on HVAC experience. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential, with attention to safety and