Nationwide Chiller Service Technician

(Multiple states)
Full Time
AIR Control Concepts
Experienced

Job Title: Chiller Service Technician
Location: Nationwide (traveling position)
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Pay Range: $40-60/hr

Overview:

We are seeking a highly skilled Chiller Service Technician to join our team, supporting customers across the United States. This role is ideal for an experienced HVAC professional specializing in large-tonnage chiller systems, including centrifugal and screw chillers, with strong OEM experience.

The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience servicing, diagnosing, and repairing chillers from leading manufacturers such as LG, Trane, York, Johnson Controls (JCI), and Daikin.

Check out our website here: AIR Control Concepts | HVAC Partnerships, Growth & Support Across North America

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
To succeed in this role, you will need your own vehicle. Air National Service team will not be providing a work vehicle. 

Core Responsibilities Include:

  • Perform service, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair on commercial and industrial chiller systems
  • Diagnose and repair centrifugal, screw, scroll, and absorption chillers
  • Work on systems from LG, Trane, York, JCI, and Daikin
  • Interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and OEM manuals
  • Conduct start-ups, commissioning, and system performance checks
  • Troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and refrigeration components
  • Support central plant operations, including cooling towers and pumps
  • Provide recommendations for system upgrades, repairs, and maintenance
  • Maintain accurate service documentation and reports


Additional Role Highlights:

  • Travel will be required nationwide. When not on the road, technicians will work with the local operating company in their region.
  • A paackout tool set is provided by the company.
  • All required PPE is supplied by the Air National Services team
  • Technicians receive a company-issued corporate credit card for job-related expenses.
  • Extensive on-the-job training is provided at no cost, with opportunities to expand skills and grow over time.


Experience & Requirements:
Required

  • 5+ years of experience working with commercial or industrial HVAC systems
  • Proven experience with chillers (centrifugal, screw, or large-tonnage systems)
  • Hands-on experience with at least one of the following OEMs:
  • Trane, York (JCI), Johnson Controls, Daikin / McQuay
  • Strong understanding of refrigeration cycles, controls, and electrical systems
  • Ability to troubleshoot complex mechanical and controls issues
  • EPA Universal Certification required
  • Valid driver’s license and clean driving record
  • Ability to travel 
Preferred
  • Direct experience working on LG chillers preferred
  • OEM factory training or certifications (Trane, Carrier, JCI, Daikin, LG)
  • Experience with Building Automation Systems (BAS / BMS)
  • Knowledge of VFDs, controls systems, and energy optimization
  • Experience working in data centers, hospitals, or large commercial facilities


Physical Demands / Work Environment:

  • This role is primarily field-based and physically active. Chiller Technicians can expect to spend the majority of their time on their feet, walking, standing, climbing ladders, bending, crouching, or working in tight and confined spaces. Extended periods of physical activity are common while diagnosing and repairing equipment at customer job sites.
  • While a small portion of time (approximately 15%) may be spent in an office setting completing reports or administrative tasks at a computer, most responsibilities require hands-on work with tools and equipment. Technicians must regularly lift and move items up to 50 pounds and occasionally up to 100 pounds, sometimes in challenging environments.
  • Clear and effective communication with customers, coworkers, and supervisors is essential, both in person and electronically. Individuals must also be capable of reviewing their work for accuracy and making necessary adjustments in the field.
  • This position involves frequent exposure to outdoor conditions and varying environments, including mechanical rooms, rooftops, and active construction sites. Noise levels may range from low to high depending on the job location.


Benefits:
We offer a competitive and comprehensive benefits package, including:

  • Health & Wellness – Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance coverage to support your well-being.
  • Financial Security – 401(k) retirement plan with company match and short/long-term disability coverage.
  • Work-Life Balance – Paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, and an employee assistance program (EAP).
  • Professional Development – Ongoing training opportunities and support for continuing education.


The Company provides equal employment opportunity in accordance with applicable laws and prohibits discrimination and harassment. Employment decisions are based on business needs and qualifications.   
The Company complies with disability laws and provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals.  

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