Commercial Refrigeration Service Technician
CoolSys
Colorado Springs, CO
Estimated pay: Est. $27–$37/hr (market estimate, not employer-stated)
[Source: Fish4jobs]
CoolSys is seeking a skilled Refrigeration Service Technician to support our HVAC Wholesale operations within the Technical & Maintenance department. In this field-based role, you will diagnose, repair, and maintain commercial refrigeration and HVAC-R systems for retail, commercial, and industrial customers. You'll perform troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and emergency service while ensuring safety, efficiency, and reliability. Working in a hands-on, collaborative culture, you'll interface directly with customers, use advanced diagnostic tools, and follow detailed work orders and technical documentation. CoolSys offers ongoing technical training, career advancement, and the opportunity to work on diverse, energy-efficient systems across North America. Responsibilities Diagnose, repair, and maintain commercial refrigeration systems for retail, commercial, and industrial customersPerform preventive maintenance, start-ups, and seasonal checks to maximize system reliability and efficiencyTroubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and control issues using gauges, meters, and diagnostic toolsSafely handle, recover, and charge refrigerants in compliance with EPA and company standardsRead and interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documentationDocument work performed, parts used, and recommendations in service software and reportsCollaborate with dispatch, sales, and engineering teams to resolve complex technical issuesFollow all CoolSys safety policies and industry best practices, maintaining a clean and safe work areaProvide professional, customer-focused communication while on-site and on-callParticipate in ongoing technical training to stay current with HVAC-R and energy-efficient technologiesRequired Skills Commercial refrigeration systems troubleshootingHVAC-R diagnostics and repairBrazing and refrigeration pipingReading schematics and wiring diagramsUse of gauges, meters, and refrigeration toolsPreventive and predictive maintenanceRefrigerant recovery and chargingControls and EMS familiarityWork order and documentation softwareSafety and lockout/tagout procedures