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Walmart
Waxahachie, TX; Gun Barrel City, TX
Source: Walmart careers · View original posting
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What you'll do...
The (USA) Technician, Facility Services, HVAC-Refrigeration, is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing HVAC and refrigeration systems in commercial and industrial settings. This role involves interpreting technical schematics, diagnosing mechanical and electrical issues, and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations. The Technician leads field teams, mentors colleagues, and coordinates service activities to optimize system performance and reliability.
Effective communication with customers and collaboration with management support operational excellence. The position requires adherence to established protocols, proactive maintenance, and the ability to manage workload using digital tools while supporting business-critical needs.
The Exterior Services team is committed to maintaining and enhancing Walmart’s outdoor environments through expert landscape maintenance and irrigation repairs. This team manages scheduled projects, ensures compliance with safety and environmental standards, and coordinates resources efficiently to support facility needs. Members collaborate closely with internal and external partners to deliver quality service, troubleshoot issues, and implement improvements that promote sustainability and cost-effectiveness.
The team fosters professional growth by sharing knowledge and providing guidance, upholding Walmart’s commitment to integrity, operational excellence, and a safe, well-maintained environment for associates and customers.
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