Maintenance and Service Technician III

November 6, 2026

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Job Description:

Install, repair, and maintain cryogenic liquid and industrial and process gas supply and delivery systems.
Work with nitrogen, oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and helium systems, including pumping, high-pressure compression, and gas generation systems.
Service customer sites daily, generally within a 200-mile radius of home.
Serve as the primary interface between Air Products and customers.
Communicate between the field and Air Products Management, Sales, and Engineering.
Develop work scopes for equipment repair and overhaul.
Participate actively in department safety programs.
Promote safety rules, regulations, and environmental compliance.

Requirements:

A high school diploma or GED is required.
A valid driver’s license and a good driving record are required.
Ability to lift 50 lbs.
Safety-focused.
Ability and desire to put safety first.
Ability to work outdoors in all weather, all year.
Ability to use hammers, drills, hammer drills, core drills, hand saws, power saws, wrenches, pliers, hand tools, brazing torches, and ladders.
Excellent troubleshooting skills; ability to diagnose and repair complex problems.
Comfortable working on deenergized circuits up to 480V.
Able to trace and measure voltage/amperage on instrumentation circuits.
Knowledge of piping, regulators, valves, pumps, and compressors.
Self-starter and fast learner, with desire to learn, grow, and be challenged.
Comfortable working alone for long periods of time and working well with others.
Availability to be on call.
Overnight travel availability (25%-30%); daily travel required (100%).
Trade, technical degree, or apprenticeship in a related field preferred but not required.
Brazing experience preferred but not required.
Military or technical school experience in relevant fields would be well suited; technical school students with relevant backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Benefits:

Affordable Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance (day 1 of employment)
401k with 100% vested company core and match
Paid Vacation, holidays + sick time
Paid Parental leave (Up to 8 weeks)
Backup Child and Adult Care benefit
Adoption assistance
Flexible spending accounts (medical, dependent daycare)
Life Insurance (AD&D- Paid for by Air Products), Supplemental AD&D
Legal Plan & Identity theft coverage
EAP (Employee Assistance Program)
Many more supplemental benefits available
Company truck
Company gas card
Company tools
Competitive pay

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