Commercial HVAC Technician

Jackson Healthcare•Rome, GA

About The Position

The Commercial HVAC Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems within a commercial facility. This role ensures safe, efficient, and reliable operation of all HVAC equipment to support building performance, occupant comfort, and energy optimization.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
5-10 years of relevant electrical and building maintenance experience, relevant technical training, proficiency with tools, and commercial building systems.
5 years of commercial HVAC service experience.
EPA 608 Universal Certification.
Strong understanding of refrigeration cycles, electrical systems, ventilation design, and HVAC safety practices.
Ability to read schematics and technical documentation.
Valid driver's license.
Adaptability: Ability to embrace change and shift focus when unexpected work arises.
Time Management: Ability to use discernment to prioritize tasks and decide what to focus on to maximize impact.
Customer Service: Ability to actively seek to understand the needs of others and provide a positive experience that addresses their needs, questions, and concerns.

Nice To Haves

Technical trade school or HVAC certificate.
Experience with SWUDS, boilers, and advanced controls.
Familiarity with Niagara Tridium BAS platform.
Knowledge of energy management strategies.

Responsibilities

Installation & Commissioning Install, start up, and commission commercial HVAC systems including RTUs, SWUDs, boilers, VAV systems, exhaust systems, and split systems.
Interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical diagrams to support accurate installations.
Ensure all installations meet local, state, and federal mechanical codes.
Tracking of useful life of building assets.
Maintenance & Repair Perform preventive maintenance on HVAC equipment, including filter changes, belt replacements, coil cleaning, and system diagnostics.
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and control issues on large commercial systems.
Repair or replace defective components such as compressors, motors, sensors, valves, and refrigerant piping.
Maintain compliance with EPA guidelines and handle refrigerants safely.
Technical Diagnostics Use digital tools and diagnostic equipment (manifolds, combustion analyzers, airflow meters, BACnet interface tools) to identify performance issues.
Check system operations, refrigerant pressures, airflow, electrical components, and building automation communications.
Document findings and provide recommendations for improvements or corrective actions.
Building Systems & Controls Work with Building Management Systems (BMS/BAS) to monitor and adjust system performance.
Interface with contractors, engineers, and engineering manager on control strategies and energy efficiency initiatives.
Compliance & Safety Follow company safety procedures, OSHA requirements, and environmental regulations.
Maintain accurate records of work completed, materials used, and refrigerant tracking logs.
Participate in safety meetings, training, and audits.
Customer Service & Collaboration Communicate effectively with property management team, associates, and vendors.
Provide clear updates on work orders, timelines, and system conditions.
Support capital projects, upgrades, and long-term facility planning.