OneMain Financial Jobs

Most HVAC jobs look the same. Run calls. Follow dispatch. Stay busy. Stay capped.This isn’t that.If you’re a solid service tech and you know you can handle more than what you’re doing now — but no one’s giving you the room — keep reading.This Role Is Built For Someone Who: Can walk up to a unit and figure it out without guessing Doesn’t need someone calling them all day telling them where to go next Takes ownership of problems instead of passing them off Is tired of being buried in residential volume work Knows they’re capable of more, but hasn’t had the opportunity yetWhat You’ll Actually Be Doing Diagnosing and troubleshooting commercial HVAC and light refrigeration systems Running your own calls — you prioritize your day Working directly with customers — no middle layer Ordering your own parts, creating your own POs, owning the job start to finish Communicating with the team when needed — not relying on them to carry you Expanding into more advanced commercial systems and controls over timeWhat This Job Is NOT Not residential grind work Not 15-20 calls a day Not dispatcher-controlled Not install-focused Not a place to hide if you can’t troubleshootWhat Matters Here You can think You can communicate You follow through You take responsibilityIf you need constant direction, this won’t be a fit. If you want to run your work like a professional, it will be.Pay & Opportunity Your pay is not capped by a rigid system. If you take ownership, solve problems, and perform at a high level, there is real upside here — not just small annual increases. Top performers grow quickly, take on more responsibility, and earn accordingly.The Opportunity Most techs never see what they’re actually capable of because they stay in systems that don’t require it.This role gives you: More control over your day More responsibility Better systems to work on A real path into higher-level commercial workBottom Line If you’re comfortable where you’re at, this isn’t for you.If you’re a strong service tech who wants more — more independence, more growth, more upside — this is where that starts.