The results above are the live Minnesota search. Confirm the actual job location and duties in each posting; a statewide filter can include broad or neighboring-area results.
Workplaces and duties
Twin Cities chiller or store work differs from food, dairy, and cold-storage roles elsewhere in Minnesota.
Systems and qualifications
Check whether the work covers building chillers, ammonia plant equipment, supermarket racks, or controls, and who handles alarms.
Territory and schedule
A statewide filter can hide a long rural route. Verify site, mileage, winter access, and call schedule.
Before you apply
Confirm whether cold-weather travel and shift coverage are part of the job.
Match your experience to the refrigerant, equipment, controls, and repair duties named in the posting. EPA Section 608 certification matters when work could release regulated refrigerant from an appliance; it is not a blanket credential for every role.
For ammonia systems, ask about site training and safety duties. OSHA process-safety requirements depend on the system and its ammonia quantity; confirm the facility's requirements.
Compare base pay with overtime, shift premiums, call pay, travel time, vehicle, tools, and training.
Statewide pay and employment · May 2025
Minnesota · HVAC/R mechanics and installers
$36.71Median hourly wage
$28.30–$41.9225th–75th percentile hourly wages
4,200Estimated workers statewide
BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, SOC 49-9021, covers heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers across industries. It includes HVAC work beyond this board and does not represent every role here, including plant operators, engineers, supervisors, and helpers. Estimated employment counts workers, not current job openings. Posted pay can differ with equipment, experience, shift, and travel.
