Industrial Compressed Air Field Service Technician

Industrial Compressed Air Field Service Technician

For 49 years, Comp-Air Ohio has supported Northern Ohio’s manufacturers as a trusted Gardner Denver distributor—delivering efficient compressors, dryers, and complete compressed-air solutions. We’re expanding our field team to keep those operations running at peak performance.

A day in this role

You start your morning reviewing dispatch details, then roll out in a company truck to a customer site. By mid-day you may be overhauling a rotary screw compressor, diagnosing an electrical control issue, or performing preventive service on a refrigerated or desiccant dryer. In the afternoon, you could be installing new equipment and tying in plant air piping to bring a system online—leaving each site cleaner, safer, and more reliable than when you arrived.

What you’ll do

• Perform on-site service, maintenance, and repairs on multiple brands of air compressors.
• Service, troubleshoot, and maintain refrigerated and desiccant dryers.
• Install new compressors/dryers and complete plant air piping and hookups.
• Diagnose and correct electrical control issues, restoring safe and stable operation.
• Support customers with clear communication and recommendations for reliability.

What you’ll bring

• 3–5 years of hands-on experience with industrial compressors or comparable rotating/industrial equipment.
• Proven strength in electrical control troubleshooting and repair.
• Refrigeration recovery certification (EPA).
• Working knowledge of pneumatic and hydraulic control systems.
• Your own standard tool set and electrical meters.
• A service-minded approach and professional customer interaction.
• Willingness to travel regionally and work some evenings/weekends as needed.

Technical strengths that set you up for success

• Designing and executing preventive maintenance programs
• HVAC/R systems expertise
• Mechanical diagnostics and problem-solving
• Working safely across 120/208/240/480V power systems
• Commercial/industrial electrical know-how
• Installing electrical components and wiring
• Electrical fault-finding
• Electrical repair and restoration
• Servicing and installing HVAC equipment
• Routine HVAC upkeep
• Diagnosing HVAC issues
• Repairing HVAC systems
• Pneumatic system troubleshooting
• Customer-focused service delivery
• General maintenance and repair aptitude
• Safely moving heavy equipment/materials
• Experience with industrial electrical systems
• Rigging and load handling
• Field service readiness and independence

Tools and technologies you’ll encounter

• Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) from Allen‑Bradley, Siemens, Fanuc, Schneider Electric, Mitsubishi, and Omron
• Servo motors

What’s in it for you

• Competitive pay with comprehensive benefits
• Paid vacation time
• Company truck and uniforms provided

Important

Must have a clean driving record and pass a hair follicle drug test.