Industrial HVAC Tech

Why This Role Is Worth Your Time

Keep a critical facility comfortable and cold—without missing family dinners. This in‑house role supports production by keeping HVAC and refrigeration equipment dialed in, documented, and safe. You’ll own PMs, fast diagnostics, and solid repairs on day shift with a stable workload and strong safety culture.

What Makes This Location Great

Day shift, steady hours, and a local, in‑house role—no airport Mondays. You’ll work on clean, well‑maintained systems, with parts support and a leadership team that invests in tools, training, and safe work plans. If you like solving problems and leaving equipment better than you found it, you’ll fit here.

Why This Location Works

• Direct I‑75 access keeps commutes simple and parts runs fast.

• Typical one‑way commute is ~20 minutes—shorter than the U.S. average.

• Cost of living sits below the national average; housing and utilities are reasonable.

• Close to Bowling Green and Findlay for shopping, dining, and services.

• Quick weekend escapes to Metroparks Toledo (Oak Openings) and nearby lakes.

Top 5 Must‑Haves

• EPA 608 Universal; strong safety habits with LOTO and permits.

• 3+ years industrial HVAC/R experience with PMs and troubleshooting.

• Work live at 480V 3‑phase; read schematics and P&IDs confidently.

• Use CMMS for work orders, parts, and PM compliance.

• OSHA‑10 or higher; able to work in cold/hot mechanical spaces.

What You’ll Do

• Perform PMs/rounds on RTUs, AHUs, split systems, chillers, and process coolers.

• Diagnose controls, sensors, and safeties; verify superheat/subcooling and setpoints.

• Maintain freezers/coolers: defrosts, door heat, air curtains, and gasketing.

• Repair/replace motors, VFDs, contactors, belts, bearings, and fan assemblies.

• Calibrate temp/pressure transmitters; replace faulty photoeyes and actuators.

• Track work in CMMS; close work orders with notes, parts, and follow‑ups.

• Support ammonia/CO₂ contractors as needed; assist with PSM documentation.

• Respond to critical alarms on a light rotating basis; keep uptime on target.

Skills & Experience

• Strong brazing/soldering; copper/steel piping and leak detection methods.

• Proficient recovery, evacuation, dehydration, and charging procedures.

• Commission and tune VFDs; basic PLC I/O and HMI alarm acknowledgement.

• Read psychrometric charts; manage humidity and airflow in process areas.

• Basic pneumatics: valves, dampers, cylinders, and regulators.

• Use meters, data loggers, micron gauges, and vac pumps correctly.

• Clear communicator; solid shift logs and professional customer service.

Benefits

• Medical, dental, vision; 401(k) with company match.

• PTO and paid holidays.

• Company‑paid PPE; annual boot and tool stipend.

• Training support (EPA 608 refreshers; RETA CARO/CIRO prep available).

• Stable day shift; minimal weekend work; local role without overnight travel.

About the Facility/Industry

The employer operates industrial production and cold‑chain spaces where reliable HVAC and process refrigeration protect people, products, and uptime. Systems include RTUs, split systems, chillers, heat recovery, and interfaces with ammonia/CO₂ packages maintained by certified partners.

EEO + Safety

We’re an equal‑opportunity employer. Safety, PPE, and LOTO are non‑negotiable.

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Application

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