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Apprentice Commercial Kitchen Service Technician
General Parts GroupUnited Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 22 May 2025
💰 $50,000/yr
About the role
Now Hiring: Apprentice Field Service Technician General Parts is looking for a skilled Field Service Technician to repair and maintain commercial kitchen equipment in schools, healthcare facilities and restaurants throughout your area. Seeking mechanically inclined individuals with a background in electrical work, HVAC/R and similar trades to apply!Pay & Benefits:💲 $20-$25 hourly (based on experience) – We provide hands on training while shadowing a Lead Technician. Our ultimate goal is to help you kick-start your career! 🚗 Company vehicle – dispatched from home📚 Ongoing training & career advancement✅ Great benefits – PTO, 401(k) match, profit sharing, medical, dental, and more!What You’ll Do:🔧 Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain commercial cooking, refrigeration, and HVAC equipment👷 Provide service solutions for gas, electric, and steam systems🛠 Order and install replacement parts📞 Participate in after-hours & weekend on-call rotationsWhy Join Us?🛠 Fully equipped – service vehicle, tools, tablet, cellphone, uniforms, and paid laundry📈 Advancement – CFESA certification & ongoing training provided💰 Extra earning potential – Overtime (Saturday), Double-Time (Sunday & holidays)What We Need:✔ Valid driver’s license and driving record that meets our safety standards✔ Completion of a criminal background check and drug screen✔ 2+ years of related experience, education, or military training preferred✔ EPA certification (for refrigeration techs)✔ Strong mechanical aptitude & ability to lift up to 50 lbs✔ Must be at least 18 years of age General Parts Group is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
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