Traveling HVAC Commissioning Technician

We are seeking a Traveling HVAC Commissioning Technician to perform startup, commissioning, testing, and troubleshooting of commercial HVAC systems on new construction and retrofit projects.

This role focuses primarily on commercial rooftop packaged systems (RTUs) and occasionally split systems, ensuring equipment is installed correctly, operates according to manufacturer specifications, and performs efficiently before final turnover to the customer.

Technicians typically work approximately 55 hours per week, providing strong earning potential through consistent overtime opportunities.

You will collaborate closely with project managers, mechanical contractors, and controls teams to verify system operation and resolve startup or performance issues.

The company provides a service vehicle, tools, and manufacturer training opportunities to help technicians expand their expertise with commercial HVAC equipment.

Perform startup and commissioning of commercial rooftop units (RTUs), split systems, gas/electric systems, and heat pump systems

Verify proper installation, wiring, airflow, and refrigerant charge

Ensure equipment operates according to manufacturer specifications and design requirements

Conduct functional performance testing of HVAC systems

Measure airflow, temperature differentials, static pressure, and electrical performance

Diagnose and resolve electrical, refrigeration, and airflow-related issues during startup

Confirm operation of economizers, dampers, sensors, and system controls

Work with controls technicians and BAS teams to verify proper system integration

Documentation

Complete commissioning reports, startup documentation, and system checklists

Record system performance data and testing results

Communicate installation issues or deficiencies to project teams

Minimum 3 years of commercial HVAC experience

Experience performing HVAC commissioning or commercial service work

Additional requirements:

Experience working with commercial rooftop units (RTUs)

Ability to troubleshoot electrical, refrigeration, and airflow issues

Ability to read mechanical drawings and wiring diagrams

EPA Certification preferred

Valid driver’s license

Willingness to travel for project assignments

Up to $40/hour base pay

Consistent overtime (approximately 55 hours per week)

Typical weekly earnings around $2,500

Annual earnings potential of $115K–$130K+

Company-provided vehicle and tools

Company-paid travel and hotel accommodations

Manufacturer training opportunities

Exposure to large-scale commercial HVAC installations

If you are an HVAC technician who enjoys travel, project-based work, and solving complex system challenges, this opportunity offers excellent earning potential and strong technical growth.