Commercial HVAC Service Technician

Commercial HVAC Service Technician - Own Your Calls. Fix It Right.Be the tech they call when no one else can figure it out. You're the commercial HVAC pro who doesn't just swap parts – you diagnose, decide, and deliver. Our client is growing their NYC service team and needs a true troubleshooter who can take full ownership of their calls.You'll be the face of the company at Class A buildings, facilities, and commercial sites across the city – working directly with owners, property managers, and building engineers.When a rooftop is down or a heat pump is acting up, you're the one who finds the real problem, fixes it correctly, and documents it clean.If you've spent years in the field on commercial systems and love solving the tough ones solo, we want to talk to you.What You'll Work OnYou'll handle a wide range of commercial HVAC and mechanical systems, from everyday service to complex diagnostic calls:Commercial rooftop units (RTUs)Split systems and package unitsAir handlers and fan coil unitsHeat pumps and commercial heating equipmentElectrical components: compressors, motors, contactors, relays, sensors, thermostats, VFDsRefrigeration circuits: pressures, temps, airflow, refrigerant chargeCommercial HVAC controls and building automation interfacesMechanical and electrical systems tied to HVAC performanceYou'll be relying on meters, gauges and diagnostic tools, plus wiring diagrams, schematics, and manufacturer data to get to the root cause.This is not a "parts changer" role – this is a true diagnostic technician position.What You'll Be DoingDiagnosing, troubleshooting, servicing and repairing commercial HVAC and mechanical equipmentPerforming service on rooftop units, split systems, package units, air handlers, fan coils and heat pumpsTroubleshooting compressors, motors, contactors, relays, sensors, thermostats, VFDs and related electrical componentsDiagnosing refrigeration circuit issues including pressures, temperatures, airflow, refrigerant charge and component failuresWorking on commercial heating equipment and associated controlsPerforming preventive maintenance, inspections and system start-upsReading and interpreting wiring diagrams, schematics, mechanical drawings, specs and technical dataUsing meters, gauges and diagnostic equipment to accurately identify system problemsReplacing defective components and making needed electrical, mechanical and refrigeration repairsIdentifying additional repair needs and clearly communicating recommendations to customers and managementCompleting service tickets and documenting work performed, materials used and equipment conditionsWorking independently in the field while coordinating with dispatch, project managers and fellow techniciansMaintaining professional relationships with building owners, property managers, facility staff and general contractorsFollowing OSHA, company and jobsite safety procedures on every callWhat We're Looking ForMinimum 5 years of commercial HVAC service experienceStrong troubleshooting and diagnostic background in electrical and refrigeration systemsAbility to read and interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, drawings, specifications and product dataClean and valid New York driver's licenseAbility to work independently and make sound field decisionsGood verbal and written communication skills for customer and ticket documentationMust have personal hand tools appropriate for commercial HVAC serviceComfortable working throughout the NYC marketEPA Universal Certification preferredOSHA 30 strongly preferred; NYC Fire Department Certificates of Fitness are a plusExperience with building automation systems and commercial HVAC controls is a plusThe Experience That Will Really Get Our AttentionYou're the tech other techs call when they're stuck – confident on a roof in January, calm in a hot mechanical room in July, and comfortable explaining your findings to a building owner. You don't guess; you measure, verify, and fix it right the first time.If you've spent years on commercial RTUs, split and package units, air handlers, fan coils and heat pumps, and you can walk onto a site, read the prints, hook up your gauges and meters, and quickly zero in on the problem, you'll stand out here.High-signal experience: Commercial HVAC service • RTU • Rooftop units • Split systems • Package units • Air handlers • Fan coil units • Heat pumps • VFDs • Commercial heating • Refrigeration circuits • HVAC controls • BAS • EPA Universal • OSHA 30 • FDNY Certificates of FitnessWhy This Opportunity?This is a stable, long-term role with a company that values technicians who can think, diagnose, and take ownership of their work – not just run calls as fast as possible.You'll have the independence of working solo in the field, with real support from dispatch, project managers and a solid team of other experienced techs.If you want to build on your commercial experience in the NYC market and be recognized for your troubleshooting skills, this is a strong next step.Interested?If you're a commercial HVAC tech who takes pride in solving problems the right way and wants a long-term home in the NYC market, let's get your resume in play.Please send your resume to View email address on click.appcast.io LaBenski484-690-9606KeywordsCommercial HVAC Technician, Commercial HVAC Service Technician, HVAC Service Technician, HVAC Mechanic, HVAC Troubleshooter, Refrigeration Technician, Commercial HVAC Service, RTU, Rooftop Units, Air Handlers, Fan Coil Units, Split Systems, Package Units, Heat Pumps, VFD, Variable Frequency Drive, HVAC Controls, Building Automation Systems, BAS, EPA Universal, OSHA 30, FDNY Certificate of Fitness, NYC HVAC, New York HVAC Technician, Queens HVAC jobs, Commercial heating, Commercial cooling, HVAC field service