Commercial Service Technician

Pilot Company•Greeley, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Pilot Company is an industry-leading network of travel centers with over 30,000 team members and more than 750 retail and fueling locations across 44 states and six Canadian provinces. Their energy and logistics division is a top fuel supplier. Founded in 1958, the company maintains a people-first culture. This Commercial Service Technician role involves performing installations, preventive maintenance, and repairs on facility HVAC/R systems, food service equipment, plumbing, fuel dispensers, and electrical systems for approximately 15 store locations in the Greeley, CO region. The position offers an annual company performance-based bonus, weekends off, and no on-call requirements. Technicians are dispatched from home, work 45–50+ hours per week, and are paid port to port. A company service vehicle, tools, equipment, cell phone, and iPad are provided, and personal tools are also allowed.

Requirements

Legally authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship
High school diploma or equivalent
Valid state driver’s license and positive driving record
Minimum 3 years of recent commercial HVAC service experience
EPA Universal 608 certification
Minimum 3 years of recent experience repairing commercial cooking or refrigeration equipment
Basic knowledge and ability to repair commercial plumbing and electrical systems
Basic understanding of OSHA guidelines (OSHA 10 training provided)
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Intermediate mathematical ability
Ability to read and interpret site drawings
Strong attention to detail and customer service skills
Ability to work in congested areas during business hours

Responsibilities

Respond to service requests; troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair equipment in accordance with warranty requirements and industry standards
Communicate repair status with the service technician supervisor and store management
Complete same-day work order notes and submit them to your supervisor; ensure proper charge allocations
Monitor and maintain adequate stock levels
Maintain service vehicle, tools, and uniforms to company standards
Diagnose and repair fuel dispensers, replace fuel filters, and work on fuel security systems (training provided)
Inspect facility interiors and exteriors for safety and maintenance issues
Perform preventive maintenance on equipment, including but not limited to: rooftop HVAC units, split systems, ice machines, standalone refrigeration, fryers, and other food service equipment
Ensure all repairs and work activities comply with OSHA and Pilot Company regulations
Model company values and support exceptional guest and team member experiences
Follow all rules, policies, procedures, and safety standards established by Pilot Company