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HVAC Service Technician - DMG North

ambiententerprisesCastro Valley, CA

💰 $40 – $65/hrFull-timeelectricianhvachandyman

Quick Summary

HVAC Service Technician responsible for startup, troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance of commercial HVAC systems with control system programming expertise.

Skills & Keywords

HVAC systemsVRF systemsEPA certificationControl systems troubleshooting

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

On site startup technician for various manufactures
Troubleshoot installation of control systems including working on commercial Daikin, Aaeon, LG HVAC systems
Solving issues using reasoning and logic
Communication with individuals who installed the system
Programming of new control system using touchscreens and computers
Documentation of actions taken on the job site on service reports
Understanding and reading wiring diagrams during troubleshooting
Completing all startup documentation and sending it to be entered for warranty
Perform other duties and assignments.
Maintain regular good attendance

LICENSES AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS

Valid California License
Active EPA Universal Technician Certification

Compensation & Benefits

Total rewards package

Compensation

$40-$65/hr

$40-$65/hr DOE , We offer excellent health benefits, a 401(k) Plan, Paid Time Off, Paid Holidays and flexible scheduling.

Ambient is a collective of HVAC design and implementation experts, each entity esteemed in their respective regions, with decades of experience. Our experts merge craft with care, delivering safety, comfort, and highly efficient, sustainable solutions for spaces that matter most: healthcare, commercial, and residential. We have over 1k employees across the US and Canada.*

Benefits included

Medical

401(k)

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Flexible Work

KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES

HVAC trade practices and industry standards
HVAC and refrigeration system theory
Materials, methods, and tools used in the installation, operation, and repair of HVAC and refrigeration systems
Understanding of Electrical theory and how it is used in equipment common to the HVAC trade
Ability to read and interpret manuals
Brazing and soldering techniques
Applicable health and safety regulations
Basic record‑keeping practices
Proper storage and handling of equipment, materials, and supplies

Advanced Technical Knowledge

LG, AAON commercial HVAC systems, and commercial package units
VRF systems, with expert-level understanding of refrigerant properties.
HVAC controls systems and related troubleshooting
Automated temperature control systems
Mechanical, electrical, and hydronic systems relevant to commercial HVAC applications
Modern, computer‑based HVAC platforms; ability to navigate email, internet applications, basic office software, and computer networking
BMS communication systems and functionality
Ability to read and interpret HVAC wiring schematics