Controls Technician

Overview

Controls Technician – Building Automation Systems

Location: Boise, ID

Pay: $28–$37/hr + Full Benefits (DOE)

Immediate opening for an experienced Controls Technician to support commercial building automation systems across the Boise region. This role is ideal for a technician who enjoys troubleshooting, solving complex problems, working directly with customers, and improving facility performance through smart building technologies.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out

Competitive hourly pay: $28–$37/hr

Full benefits package(medical, dental, vision, 401k)

Paid vacation, holidays, and sick time

Stable, long‑term career path in a growing industry

Collaborative team environment with strong safety culture

Professional development, certifications, and technical training provided

What You’ll Do

As a Controls Technician, you will perform advanced service, troubleshooting, commissioning, and upgrades on commercial building automation systems (BAS).

Responsibilities

Diagnose and repair complex electronic, digital, and networked control systems

Perform preventive maintenance, system commissioning, and software/graphics updates

Provide on‑site customer support, ensuring high satisfaction and clear communication

Assist with job layouts, field sketches, documentation, and as‑built updates

Support sales teams with technical insights and field‑based recommendations

Train customers on system operation and provide ongoing technical guidance

Coordinate with project managers, subcontractors, and internal teams

Participate in continuous learning to stay current with BAS technologies

Qualifications

Troubleshooting experience (electro‑mechanical systems, HVAC experience highly desirable but will consider applicants with other related technical experience)

Technical degree, vocational program completion, military, or equivalent practical experience

Ability to read schematics, wiring diagrams, sequences of operation, and technical documentation

Effective communication skills with both technical and non‑technical customers

Strong customer‑service mindset and professional field presence

Military training and practical experience highly desired but not required

What Success Looks Like

You solve complex BAS issues efficiently

You build strong customer relationships

You identify opportunities for system improvements and upgrades

You maintain a high standard of safety and documentation

Veterans Are Encouraged to Apply

Several MOS’s have been very successful in this role including but not limited to: ET, EM, IC, 2AXXX, 3E6X1, Aviation Electronics Technicians, Electricians, Patriot System Maintainer, Aircraft Electrician

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