HVAC Commissioning Service Technician

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionHVAC Service Technician – Commissioning & Start-Up About the Role We're looking for an experienced commercial HVAC Service Technician who does more than turn wrenches on service calls. In this role, you'll own the commissioning and start-up of commercial HVAC installations, making sure new equipment is set up right, runs to spec, and is handed over to the customer ready to perform. You'll work alongside our install crews, project managers, and controls team to take projects from mechanical completion to fully operational systems. If you take pride in getting it right the first time and like being the tech others lean on when new equipment fires up, this is your role. What You'll DoLead start-up and commissioning of new commercial HVAC systems, including RTUs, split systems, VRF, chillers, boilers, AHUs, and exhaust and make-up air unitsVerify installations meet manufacturer specifications, engineered drawings, and project requirements before start-upPerform pre-functional checks and functional performance testing, and document results on start-up and commissioning formsSet and verify refrigerant charge, airflow, gas pressures, combustion, and electrical readingsCoordinate with install crews, controls/BAS technicians, TAB contractors, GCs, and commissioning agents to schedule and complete start-up activitiesIdentify and correct installation deficiencies, and communicate punch list items clearly to project managers and foremenTroubleshoot and resolve mechanical, electrical, and controls issues found during start-upWalk customers and facility staff through system operation at turnoverMaintain accurate start-up reports, test data, and closeout documentationSupport the service department with diagnostic, repair, and preventative maintenance work between project start-upsFollow all company and jobsite safety policies and model a safety-first approach in the fieldQualifications Required: 5+ years of commercial HVAC experienceHands-on experience starting up and commissioning new commercial HVAC equipmentStrong troubleshooting skills across refrigeration, electrical, gas heat, and controlsAbility to read and interpret mechanical drawings, schedules, wiring diagrams, and sequences of operationEPA 608 Universal CertificationValid driver's license and acceptable driving recordStrong communication skills and comfort working directly with GCs, owners, and inspectorsOwn hand tools and working knowledge of test instruments (manifolds/digital gauges, combustion analyzers, meters, airflow instruments) Preferred: State or local HVAC/mechanical licenseChiller, boiler, or VRF manufacturer start-up certificationsExperience with BAS/DDC controls and front-end platformsOSHA 10 or OSHA 30Experience with commissioning software or electronic start-up documentationCompensation & BenefitsCompetitive hourly pay up to $42/hour based on experienceMedical, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with company matchPaid time off and paid holidays Company vehicle, fuel card, and phone Ongoing training and manufacturer certification opportunitiesCareer growth into lead and supervisory roles