Commercial HVAC Service Technician

Minneapolis, MN

Full Time

Midwest Mechanical Solutions

Experienced

Job Title: Commercial HVAC Service Technician
Job Location: Minneapolis, MN
Pay Rate: $35-50 hourly
Operating Company: Midwest Mechanical Solutions
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt

About:

Midwest Mechanical Solutions – A member of the AIR Control Concepts family.

Midwest Mechanical Solutions is a manufacturer’s representative of some of the best-known brands in the commercial HVAC market. At MMS, strong relationships, creative solutions, and an upbeat company culture is what makes us successful. As a Top Workplace employer, we strive to find passionate and innovative people who are eager to share our goals.

Midwest Mechanical Solutions mission statement: Creating lifelong relationships & projects we can be proud of through creatively applied HVAC solutions

Check out our website here: Home - MMS

Job Description:
The Commercial HVAC Service Technician will maintain and develop existing customer relationships through quality service and support. A lucrative sign-on bonus may be offered to exceptionally qualified and highly experienced candidates.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

On-site start-up technician
Troubleshoot installation of control systems
Solving issues using reasoning, logic, and voltmeter
Communication with individuals who installed the system
Communication with manufacturers
Assist the owner’s representatives to demonstrate that the system has been set up properly
Documentation of actions taken on the jobsite to be included with project report
Direct discussions with building owners to assist with ongoing maintenance and service
Perform work on preventative maintenance agreements as assigned

Experience and Requirements:

Associate’s degree in HVAC related field or 3 years equivalent experience

Self-starter, high level of initiative, proven proactive behavior
Commitment to customer service (internal and external)
Perform quality work, highly detailed oriented and ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines without direct supervision
Interact professionally with employees, customers, and manufacturers
Ability to operate under pressure, deadlines, and the demands of an active jobsite
Proven technical aptitude and familiarity with the use of a voltmeter
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Must demonstrate MMS Core Values: driven and self-motivated, can-do attitude, team player, customer driven, do what’s right and accountable
Ability to lift 50 pounds
Position will travel to customer sites
Majority of work to be completed on rooftop units
Valid driver’s license and clean driving record

Benefits:
We Offer a Competitive Salary with a robust Benefits Package that includes:

401(k) with employer match (immediate vesting)
Medical – HDHP & PPO options
Dental
HSA with employer matching contributions
FSA & Limited FSA
Vision
Employer paid life/AD&D insurance
Voluntary life insurance plans
Paid Family Leave
PTO
Paid Company Holidays – 10 Days
Employer paid short-term disability
Long-term disability
Referral Bonus Opportunities
Other voluntary fringe benefits

AIR Control Concepts & Midwest Mechanical Solutions are Equal Opportunity Employers.

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