Position Title: Mobile HVAC Technician
Location: Oklahoma City, OK (On-site)
Work Schedule: Full-Time
About Our Client
Our client is a professional services firm dedicated to advancing the aviation industry through innovative, mission-driven solutions. They combine technical expertise with organizational knowledge to deliver strategies that enable their civilian and military aviation partners to succeed.
Position Overview
The Mobile HVAC Technician is responsible for the transportation, installation, maintenance, and repair of mobile commercial HVAC units, ensuring optimal performance at various facility locations across the U.S. The technician will transport units up to 25 tons, install temporary supply and return ducting, connect thermostats, and conduct startup checks to verify proper cooling functionality. They will perform both scheduled and unscheduled preventive maintenance, troubleshoot, service and repair HVAC units in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and FAA operation and maintenance standards. All maintenance and repairs will be properly documented, and operational checks will be conducted before and after deployment. In addition to HVAC responsibilities, the technician will inspect and maintain the trailers used for transporting HVAC units, ensuring roadworthiness and DOT compliance. This includes repairs to trailer components such as lighting, tires, wheel bearings, axles, decking, and hitches, along with basic carpentry and corrosion control as needed. The technician must maintain a DOT driver's license and be prepared for up to 120 days of travel per year. An EPA license to purchase freon is also required. The technician must comply with all relevant federal and state laws, including NEC, DOT, EPA, OSHA/EOSH regulations, and FAA Orders and Directives. They will also be responsible for maintaining vehicles and equipment to always ensure safe and proper operation.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
The Mobile HVAC Technician will perform a wide range of activities, including but not limited to:
Work Environment
About the Mission
This position directly supports the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the agency responsible for overseeing the safety of more than 45,000 daily flights and 3 million passengers across U.S.-controlled airspace. In addition to civilian aviation oversight, the FAA plays a vital role in national security in coordination with the Department of Defense and other federal partners.
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