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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