Hartzell’s geothermal recruiting
Geothermal Technician Jobs in Oklahoma
Direct answer: Hartzell's is prioritizing an experienced geothermal service technician who can diagnose, service and commission water-source and ground-source systems across Oklahoma.
What This Role Does
- Support or perform geothermal service, loop-field work, installation, commissioning and follow-up depending on verified skill level.
- Work around ClimateMaster equipment, geothermal flow centers, loop fields, controls, EWT, LWT, GPM, PSI and Delta T measurements.
- Protect homeowner property, job documentation, safety practices and clean handoff to Dave, Shelby and the field team.
Pay, Training and Terms
Base pay is $32-$40 per hour for verified experience, licensing and diagnostic ability. Potential total compensation of $90,000-$110,000+ is for a proven producer and is not guaranteed.
Performance compensation is available according to the final written employment offer. Hartzell’s provides company-paid training, licensing and CEUs. The experienced-technician role may include a company service vehicle, tablet and major tools, subject to final employment terms.
No hotel, per diem, mileage, relocation or overnight premium is promised on this page. Those items must be verified in the final written employment offer if they apply.
Who Should Apply
| Fit | What We Need To Verify |
|---|---|
| Experienced geothermal technician | Diagnostics, licensing, safe driving eligibility, service judgment and field production. |
| Installer or drilling background | Site safety, travel readiness, equipment handling and willingness to learn Hartzell’s process. |
| Apprentice or training path | Reliability, mechanical aptitude, teachability and interest in geothermal work across Oklahoma. |
Application Privacy
Use the first contact only for work history, certifications, phone, email and basic location. Do not send SSNs, driver-license numbers, bank information, medical information or other onboarding data through the public website or first email.
Hartzell’s is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must be eligible for insurable driving for field roles, but sensitive insurance and onboarding details are handled later through the proper employment process.
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Questions about this geothermal role
What does a geothermal technician job in Oklahoma pay at Hartzell’s?
Base pay is $32 to $40 an hour for verified experience, licensing, and diagnostic ability. Total compensation of $90,000 to $110,000 or more is for a proven producer and is not a guarantee. The final written offer is what counts.
Do I need geothermal experience to get hired?
For this role, yes. I am prioritizing someone who can already diagnose, service, and commission water-source and ground-source equipment. If you are still learning, look at the training path or the apprenticeship instead.
How much travel does a geothermal job in Oklahoma involve?
Statewide. I go anywhere in Oklahoma for geothermal, so expect early departures, long travel days, and some overnight travel.
Do you pay for training and licensing?
Yes. Training, licensing, and CEUs are company paid.
How do I apply for a geothermal technician job in Oklahoma?
Call 405-375-4822 and ask for Dave or Shelby, or email your resume to office@hartzellsheatair.com. Do not send Social Security numbers, driver-license numbers, or onboarding paperwork on first contact.
Related Hartzell Geothermal Pages
- Careers hub
- Geothermal heat pumps
- ClimateMaster geothermal
- Geothermal installation
- Geothermal measurements
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This secure application goes to Hartzell’s internal recruiting review. Statewide Oklahoma travel is part of this work.