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Energy Air

Commercial Service Technician

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What they do

A Precision or Fine Instrument Repairer makes, calibrates, repairs, maintains, adjusts and installs mechanical watches and clocks, and nautical, meteorological, optical and other precision instruments and equipment, and sets them for correct performance.

$47,786 / year median in Florida

+0% projected growth

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Job Description

Construction, Engineering & Skilled Trades

Construction & Skilled Trades

Commercial Service Technician

Commercial Service Technician

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Energy Air

Orlando, FL, USA

Published:

9/8/2026

Construction & Skilled Trades | Full time

Responsibilities:

Present a positive image to customers, co-workers, and others at all times Follow all service department and company policies and procedures Adhere to all company safety policies Attend training to improve HVAC industry knowledge Perform preventative maintenance; identify potential issues (e.g., contactors, relay coils, over-amping devices, loads, transformers, motors) Perform electrical troubleshooting; able to read various wiring diagrams (ladder, schematic, parallel, series circuits) Understand all phases of line voltage (single phase, three phase, part start windings, two-speed motors, variable frequency drives) Understand general fan laws: RPM, speed, how pulley or sheave changes and belt sizing affect amperage draw Calculate CFM using heat rise or static pressure method Understand piping systems: refrigerant, water, gas, condensate, pumps, valves (single/two-pipe systems, bypass circuits, modulating valves, circuit setters) Understand water source equipment: water-cooled condensers, chillers, cooling towers, fluid coolers, basic water treatment knowledge Calculate wire sizes, fuses, and circuit breakers for both low and line voltage loads Install and program common DDC controls (e.g., Carrier, Trane) Understand operation differences between VAV and VVT boxes Identify and work with all types of thermostats: low/line voltage, standard, programmable, digital, and time clocks Perform leak detection for water and refrigerant systems Possess knowledge of semi-hermetic compressors (change unloaders, valves, valve plates, internal bypass plugs; diagnose mechanical and electrical failures) Understand relationships between temperature, pressure, humidity, and their effects on indoor air comfort and quality Understand the purpose and process of test and balance for building performance, pressure control, and comfort Diagnose and repair all types of heating and cooling issues as required Possess all necessary tools to complete tasks listed in the job description

Qualification:

Physical activities include standing, balancing, climbing stairs and ladders Must be able to walk and lift 20 pounds or more as part of daily job duties Requires use of upper extremities for forward and overhead reaching, pushing, pulling, and material handling Requires use of torso and lower extremities for kneeling, crawling, stooping, twisting, and squatting