Greystone of Lincoln

Industrial HVAC Technician

Toano, VA
Full Time
Experienced

Industrial HVAC Technician 

Full-Time | [Toano, VA] 

About the Position 

We are looking for an experienced Industrial HVAC Technician to take ownership of the heating, cooling, ventilation, and exhaust systems supporting our manufacturing operation. 

This is a hands-on position responsible for four Trane chillers—100-ton, 60-ton, and two 50-ton units—along with numerous mini-splits and window units, steam heat, blowers and fans, and multiple industrial exhaust systems. 

The right candidate will be able to troubleshoot complex HVAC/R systems, make repairs, and identify opportunities to improve reliability, efficiency, and uptime. 

What You'll Do 

  • Maintain, troubleshoot, repair, and perform preventive maintenance on industrial HVAC/R systems. 

  • Take primary responsibility for the plant's four Trane chillers and associated chilled-water equipment. 

  • Maintain mini-splits, window units, steam heating, blowers, fans, and industrial exhaust systems. 

  • Troubleshoot HVAC electrical and controls, including motors, pumps, contactors, relays, sensors, thermostats, VFDs, and control circuits. 

  • Read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, equipment manuals, and mechanical documentation. 

  • Recover, evacuate, charge, transfer, handle, store, and properly dispose of refrigerants and HVAC-related fluids in accordance with applicable regulations. 

  • Remove and replace HVAC/R components and perform refrigerant-system repairs safely. 

  • Purchase HVAC/R parts, refrigerants, tools, and materials needed to maintain the plant's equipment. 

  • Maintain accurate maintenance and refrigerant records. 

  • Work with vendors and contractors when specialized service is required. 

  • Identify recurring problems and recommend improvements to reliability, safety, efficiency, and production uptime. 

  • Follow OSHA, EPA, environmental, and company safety requirements. 

What We're Looking For 

  • High school diploma or equivalent. 

  • **EPA Section 608 Universal Certification — required.** 

  • Minimum 3 years of HVAC/R maintenance and troubleshooting experience, preferably industrial or manufacturing. 

  • Experience troubleshooting chillers and chilled-water systems. 

  • Strong mechanical, electrical, and controls troubleshooting skills. 

  • Ability to read electrical schematics and technical documentation. 

  • Experience with motors, pumps, fans, blowers, VFDs, and HVAC controls. 

  • Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work independently. 

Preferred Experience 

  • Trane or other commercial/industrial chillers. 

  • Industrial steam heating. 

  • Industrial ventilation and exhaust systems. 

  • Refrigerant recovery/charging and brazing. 

  • Industrial HVAC electrical and controls. 

  • Manufacturing or industrial maintenance. 

Schedule & Availability 

  • Work overtime as needed. 

  • Participate in a scheduled on-call rotation. 

  • Respond to emergency HVAC/facility maintenance calls. 

  • Work occasional weekends, holidays, or other non-standard hours when required. 

  • On-call and emergency response requirements are shared through a scheduled maintenance rotation. 

Compensation & Benefits 

  • $30–$40+ per hour based on experience and qualifications. 

  • 10 paid holidays from your first day. 

  • Health, dental, and vision insurance after 90 days. 

  • 401(k), shift differential for eligible off-shift work, and overtime opportunities. 

  • Opportunity to take ownership of critical industrial HVAC infrastructure. 

Physical Requirements 

  • Ability to climb ladders and access elevated equipment. 

  • Ability to stoop, bend, reach, twist, kneel, and work in various positions. 

  • Ability to work in hot, cold, humid, dusty, and industrial environments. 

  • Ability to lift and move tools, materials, and equipment as required. 

  • Ability to safely work around refrigerants, electrical equipment, machinery, and other industrial hazards. 

Your Application Goes Directly to the Hiring Manager 

**No AI screening. No automated keyword rejection.** 

Every application is reviewed directly by the Maintenance Hiring Manager. Your application will be evaluated by a real person—not rejected simply because your resume doesn't contain the "right" keywords. 

If you have the skills and experience we're looking for, we want to hear from you. 

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