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Process Cooling and Ammonia Systems Service Technician
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A HVAC Mechanic or Installer installs and repairs heating, air conditioning, and ventilation units.
$54,299 / year median in Illinois
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Process Cooling and Ammonia Systems Service Technician Forge Strategies Naperville, IL Job Details $53 - $68 an hour 3 hours ago Qualifications Customer communication Full Job Description Build a career mastering complex industrial cooling systems Our mechanical services team is expanding, and we are investing in technicians who want to grow. As a Process Cooling and Ammonia Systems Service Technician, you will partner with major food and beverage producers, cold storage operators, pharmaceutical facilities, manufacturers, and process plants to keep critical refrigeration assets running at their best. Your impact Keep production moving by performing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting issues, and completing repairs on industrial refrigeration equipment Service ammonia refrigeration systems; for the right candidate, structured NH3 training is provided Diagnose and correct problems in refrigeration, ventilation, heating, and control systems Produce accurate work orders, service documentation, and customer reports on schedule Plan your day efficiently and communicate proactively with customers Champion safety and adhere to company policies and industry regulations Operate independently while delivering exceptional service quality What sets you up for success Background in industrial or commercial refrigeration service Ammonia experience preferred; we will train qualified techs eager to learn Understanding of commercial HVAC, ventilation, heating systems, and controls Freon refrigeration experience is beneficial Refrigeration or HVAC apprenticeship (or equivalent hands-on experience) preferred Safety-first mindset; OSHA 30, fall protection, arc flash, or similar credentials are a plus Clean driving record Sharp troubleshooting skills, clear communication, and strong customer focus Desire to participate in ongoing technical training and professional development Growth, stability, and rewards Competitive compensation structure Performance bonus opportunities Comprehensive benefits package Company vehicle or vehicle allowance based on role Continuous technical training and career development Stable, long-term role with a growing mechanical contractor Hands-on experience with complex systems for top-tier industrial clients If you are motivated by challenging work, professional growth, and doing right by customers, we want to meet you.