Commercial HVAC Commissioning & Service Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Build, Commission, and Sustain Performance for the Gulf Coast

Help a growing mechanical contractor keep the region’s buildings running at their best. From Sarasota to Bradenton to Lakewood Ranch—and throughout the Gulf Coast—you’ll support a client mix that’s about 75% commercial and 25% residential, with frequent involvement in new ground-up commercial construction. If you’re driven by quality, safety, and growth, this is your stage.

Your mission

Own the lifecycle of commercial HVAC systems: launch them right, keep them optimized, and restore them quickly when they falter.

Key outcomes

• Expert troubleshooting and repair of commercial HVAC systems to minimize downtime.
• Preventive maintenance across RTUs, chillers, split systems, air handlers, and package units to extend equipment life.
• Proactive inspections to identify and mitigate issues before failures occur.
• Start-up, testing, balancing, and commissioning that meet spec and pass with confidence.
• Accurate, timely service documentation for transparent customer communication.
• Clear explanations to clients about system performance, repair options, and next steps.
• Uncompromising adherence to company safety practices and local code requirements.
• Collaborative execution with project managers, service coordinators, and peers.

What sets you up for success

• Preferred 4+ years of commercial HVAC experience and strong diagnostic acumen.
• Direct experience with RTUs, chillers, boilers, VAV systems, and controls.
• Understanding of HVAC controls and building automation systems (BAS) is advantageous.
• Valid Florida driver’s license with a clean record.
• Independent work ethic combined with professionalism and customer-first service.

Valued background

• Commercial service and maintenance track record.
• Hands-on time with brands like Trane, Carrier, York, Daikin, Lennox, or similar.

Capabilities and knowledge

• HVAC and HVAC/R system expertise; strong customer service orientation.
• Refrigeration systems and proper handling of refrigerants.
• Electrical troubleshooting and diagnostic skills (controls, circuits, sensors).
• Mechanical troubleshooting and component-level repair proficiency.
• Preventive maintenance and inspection methodologies.
• Ability to troubleshoot industrial automation equipment.
• Full spectrum: HVAC service, installation, maintenance, system troubleshooting, and repair.
• Mechanical systems knowledge and blueprint/drawing interpretation.

Tools and tech you’ll leverage

• Commercial HVAC equipment and refrigeration/cooling systems.
• Voltage detectors/testers and digital multimeters.
• Power tools and specialized trade instruments.

Join a team that prizes craftsmanship, safety, and growth—and be the expert customers count on when performance matters most.