Field Service Technician | CDL Required

Airgas•Philadelphia, PA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Airgas is seeking a safety-minded Field Service Technician near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to install, maintain, repair, and remove bulk storage tanks and beverage carbonation systems at customer sites. The role supports the reliable operation of customers’ beverage and gas systems, including at restaurants, bars, and stadiums. It is not a delivery-route driving position; commercial vehicles such as F-550s or box trucks are used primarily to travel between customer jobs within a service area extending up to 150 miles from Philadelphia. The position involves hands-on mechanical work, troubleshooting and emergency service, system inspections, and replacement of faulty equipment. Physical tasks include working on ladders, running tubing through ceiling tiles, drilling into structures, and moving large stainless steel tanks with specialized hand trucks. Technicians work independently, adapt to changing daily schedules, and may occasionally stay overnight based on territory needs. Airgas provides the necessary tools, drills, and lines. Compensation is $28.00 per hour, with overtime availability. The schedule is Monday through Friday, with a 7:00 a.m. start time. Benefits begin after 30 days of employment.

Requirements

Hold a Class A or Class B commercial driver’s license (CDL) with a Hazmat endorsement.
Have no more than two traffic convictions or at-fault accidents within the last three years.
Have no driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance within the last seven years.
Be able to work in a drug-free environment.
Have one year of CDL driving experience within the last five years, or a trucking-school certificate of completion earned within the last 12 months.
Be self-motivated, trainable, and adaptable to changing daily schedules.
Be willing to travel, including occasional overnight stays depending on territory needs.

Nice To Haves

CO2 or other specialty gas experience is a plus, but not required; training is provided.

Responsibilities

Install centralized Microbulk cryogenic tanks, gas monitors, control boxes, and related systems at commercial customer sites.
Perform mechanical work using hand tools, power tools, and drills, including running lines and tubing.
Respond to service calls and troubleshoot gas line or tank issues.
Inspect systems and replace faulty equipment to minimize customer downtime.
Travel between customer job sites within a service area up to 150 miles from Philadelphia.
Perform physical work such as using ladders, drilling into structures, and maneuvering large tanks with specialized hand trucks.