Dive into our dynamic atmosphere, where we champion sustainable HVAC solutions that echo the vibrant pulse of Los Angeles. Anchored in innovation and a customer-centric ethos, our legacy thrives by delivering unmatched HVAC experiences, consistently raising the bar in service excellence and eco-consciousness.
Position Overview:
As our Commercial HVAC Service Technician, you will be pivotal in crafting energy-efficient atmospheres for our esteemed commercial clients. Your adeptness in navigating Los Angeles's contemporary landscape will reinforce our dedication to blending comfort with green initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and oversee commercial HVAC system installation, maintenance, and repair, ensuring peak performance.
Drive the commissioning of new HVAC setups, guaranteeing a seamless, impeccable launch.
Promptly identify and remedy challenges in HVAC equipment and controls.
Integrate with Building Automation System (BAS) controls to enhance system efficiency.
Diligently service and uphold chiller systems, ascertaining peak operational standards.
Furnish clients with savvy, bespoke technical solutions for their HVAC requirements.
Uphold meticulous documentation of all service and installation activities, exemplifying our dedication to transparency.
Champion and uphold top-tier safety guidelines, fostering a flawless work environment.
Stay abreast of cutting-edge HVAC innovations and methodologies, solidifying our vanguard position in industry progression.
Qualifications:
Minimum of 5 years of proven expertise in commercial HVAC services.
Mastery of HVAC system initiation and commissioning.
Proficiency in interfacing with BAS controls.
Hands-on familiarity with chiller system management.
Holding an EPA certification will be viewed favorably.
Innate problem-solving acumen, complemented by meticulous attention to detail.
Team-oriented ethos, paired with the capability to work independently.
Polished communication prowess, both verbal and written.
Established residence in or around the Los Angeles, CA area.
