Commercial HVAC Service Technician

Description

Location: Odessa, TX
Position Type: Full-Time
Schedule: Monday–Friday | No Regular Weekends or On-Call Rotation

Position Overview:

VP Supply is seeking an experienced Commercial HVAC Service Technician to support a long-term commercial project in the Odessa, TX area. 

This is a unique opportunity for an experienced HVAC technician who enjoys troubleshooting complex systems, solving technical problems, and taking ownership of their work. Unlike a traditional service role that requires traveling from call to call throughout the day, this position will primarily support one dedicated commercial project site. 

The technician will provide ongoing on-site HVAC support, including system inspections and monitoring, troubleshooting, startups, diagnostics, and service. You'll also work closely with our experienced technical support team and have access to manufacturer resources and training when working through more complex issues.

While previous VRF experience is highly valued, we're also interested in experienced commercial HVAC technicians with a strong foundation in refrigeration, electrical diagnostics, controls, and troubleshooting who are interested in expanding their technical expertise.

What You'll Do:

• Serve as an on-site technical resource for commercial HVAC equipment at a dedicated project location
• Perform routine equipment inspections and system monitoring
• Troubleshoot and diagnose HVAC, refrigeration, electrical, controls, and system performance issues
• Perform repairs and coordinate solutions when equipment issues are identified
• Support equipment startups, commissioning, and performance verification
• Work with commercial VRF equipment and related components
• Diagnose and repair components such as compressors, control boards, sensors, motors, and inverter-driven equipment
• Identify potential equipment or performance issues and communicate recommended next steps
• Support warranty-related diagnostics, repairs, and documentation
• Read and interpret wiring diagrams, piping diagrams, technical manuals, and control schematics
• Utilize manufacturer software, diagnostic tools, and technical resources
• Partner with internal technical specialists and manufacturer support when troubleshooting complex issues
• Maintain accurate service records, inspection documentation, and required reporting
• Communicate findings clearly and professionally with project stakeholders and internal teams
• Help ensure equipment continues to operate safely, reliably, and according to manufacturer specifications

Requirements

What We're Looking For:

We're looking for a strong commercial HVAC technician and problem-solver who is comfortable working independently while also collaborating with a larger technical team.

• 3+ years of commercial HVAC service experience
• Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic abilities
• Solid understanding of refrigeration systems and the refrigeration cycle
• Experience diagnosing electrical components and controls
• Hands-on experience performing HVAC repairs
• Ability to read wiring diagrams, schematics, and technical documentation
• EPA Universal Certification
• Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record
• Ability to work independently and take ownership of day-to-day responsibilities
• Strong communication, organization, and documentation skills
• Professional and customer-focused approach

Why This Opportunity?
If you're an experienced HVAC technician who enjoys the technical side of the trade, this role offers something different from a traditional service position. 

Rather than spending your day driving from one service call to the next, you'll have the opportunity to focus primarily on one long-term commercial project, become deeply familiar with the equipment you're supporting, and serve as a trusted technical resource on-site.

You'll work with sophisticated commercial HVAC technology while having the backing of an experienced technical team and access to manufacturer resources and training. 

For a technician who enjoys figuring out why something isn't working—not simply replacing parts—this is an opportunity to continue developing a highly specialized commercial HVAC skill set.