Traveling HVAC Commissioning Specialist

Confidential Employer; Norcross (GA); On-site; USD 41,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

Tools provided

Travel and hotel accommodations

Manufacturer training

Exposure to large installations

Job summary

Confidential Employer seeks a Traveling HVAC Commissioning Technician to startup, commission, test, and troubleshoot commercial HVAC systems on new construction and retrofit projects.

The role centers on commercial rooftop units (RTUs) and occasional split systems, with collaboration among project managers, mechanical contractors, and controls teams. A company vehicle, tools, and training opportunities are provided.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years of commercial HVAC experience.
• Or experience performing HVAC commissioning or commercial service work.
• EPA Certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform startup and commissioning of RTUs, split systems, gas/electric systems, and heat pump systems.
• Verify proper installation, wiring, airflow, and refrigerant charge.
• Ensure equipment operates according to manufacturer specifications and design requirements.
• Conduct functional performance testing of HVAC systems.
• Measure airflow, temperature differentials, static pressure, and electrical performance.
• Diagnose and resolve electrical, refrigeration, and airflow issues during startup.
• Confirm operation of economizers, dampers, sensors, and system controls.
• Work with controls technicians and BAS teams to verify proper system integration.
• Complete commissioning reports, startup documentation, and system checklists.
• Record system performance data and testing results.
• Communicate installation issues or deficiencies to project teams.

Skills

HVAC

Commissioning

Troubleshooting

Electrical

Refrigeration

Airflow

Reading drawings

Tools

BAS controls

Job description

Confidential Employer seeks a Traveling HVAC Commissioning Technician to startup, commission, test, and troubleshoot commercial HVAC systems on new construction and retrofit projects.

The role centers on commercial rooftop units (RTUs) and occasional split systems, with collaboration among project managers, mechanical contractors, and controls teams. A company vehicle, tools, and training opportunities are provided.