HVAC Service Technician

At Mid-Ohio Air Conditioning it is our mission to provide customers with professional, value based, relational services tailored to each specific need. We provide preventive maintenance, equipment replacement, tenant build out, service, and design-build services. MID-OHIO AIR CONDITIONING $4,000 Retention Bonus after completing one full year of service. That’s up to $8,000 in bonuses during your first year! Department: Service Reports To: Service Manager FLSA Status : Non-Exempt Compensation : $42.00–$48.00/hour, commensurate with experience Employment Type : Full-Time | Date: 2026 About Mid-Ohio Air Conditioning Mid-Ohio Air Conditioning (MOAC) has been a market leader in the commercial and industrial HVAC industry in Ohio for over 55 years. Serving Central, Northeast, and Southeast Ohio, we are committed to technical excellence, customer satisfaction, and the continuous development of our workforce. Our team-based approach to problem solving is the foundation of our continued success. Position Summary The Commercial HVAC Service Technician performs preventive maintenance, diagnostics, troubleshooting, repair, equipment start-up, commissioning, and periodic installation on commercial and industrial HVAC and mechanical systems throughout Ohio. This role demands strong technical competence, professionalism, and the ability to communicate effectively with service coordinators, customers, and management. Standard schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00AM–4:30PM, with consistent overtime opportunities. Technicians receive a company vehicle, uniforms, specialty tools, tablet, and ongoing training. Core Responsibilities Preventive Maintenance & Inspections Perform scheduled PM on commercial and industrial HVAC equipment — RTUs, AHUs, chillers, boilers, heat pumps, VAV systems, and hydronic systems — per manufacturer specs and industry standards Conduct belt adjustments, lubrication, filter replacement, coil cleaning, and equipment servicing; utilize Discovery Sound Technologies (DST) for predictive maintenance Document equipment condition, deficiencies, and recommendations via MOAC’s Xoi and ERP platforms using voice, photo, and video capture w/ OCR data-plate capture Diagnostics, Troubleshooting & Repair Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and controls failures using systematic troubleshooting; perform repairs including compressor, motor, controls, refrigeration component, and heat exchanger replacement Interpret engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and equipment submittals; verify system performance within design parameters after all repairs Identify and recommend additional services and equipment upgrades to benefit the customer Perform factory start-up and commissioning per manufacturer requirements; verify refrigerant charge, airflow, water flow, electrical connections, and controls operation Complete start-up documentation and submit required reports to the Service Coordinator in a timely manner Documentation, Compliance & Safety Submit accurate work order documentation via Xoi and NetSuite; maintain EPA Section 608 refrigerant compliance using ReFit tracking system Adhere to all OSHA, MOAC driving, and site safety policies; apply PPE, LOTO procedures, and electrical safety protocols at all times Report safety incidents, near-misses, or hazards immediately to the Service Manager; maintain a clean, organized truck and job site MOAC offers a robust, top-of-market compensation and benefits package: $42.00–$48.00/hour · $4,000.00 signing bonus · 401(k) with 100% employer match up to 6% Health, dental, and vision insurance · HSA or FSA · first-cost medical benefit card · PTO Take-home company vehicle · fuel card · uniforms · specialty tools · personal tool replacement Cell phone stipend · company tablet with data plan · variable pay for sales and hire referrals Required Qualifications Education & Experience High school diploma or equivalent required; technical/vocational degree or apprenticeship completion preferred 5 to 12 years of experience as a commercial HVAC service technician, or equivalent combination of apprenticeship and technician experience Demonstrated experience servicing rooftop units, air handling units, chillers, boilers, fan coils, and/or hydronic systems in commercial or industrial environments Licenses & Certifications EPA Section 608 Universal Certification required Valid Ohio driver’s license with clean driving record required Technical Skills Proficient in electrical and mechanical troubleshooting; ability to read wiring diagrams, P&IDs, and engineering specifications Working knowledge of refrigerant recovery, charging, and leak detection Familiarity with commercial building automation and controls (DDC/BAS) preferred Proficient with digital work order systems, tablets, and field service mobile applications; working knowledge of Microsoft Office Physical & Other Requirements Ability to work in diverse field conditions (rooftops, equipment rooms, confined spaces, all weather); climb, crawl, stoop, kneel; lift up to 75 lbs Strong communication and customer service skills; ability to work independently; flexibility for overtime and/or weekends Must pass pre-employment background check and drug screening Preferred Qualifications Experience with major commercial HVAC manufacturers’ equipment; chilled/hot water hydronic systems; multi-zone systems Experience with service dispatch and field service management software Training & Development MOAC supports technician growth through manufacturer factory training, vendor and in-house continuing education, online resources, on-the-job mentoring, and NATE certification support. 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