Field Technician Jobs in Illinois
Field Technician jobs in Illinois are in active demand, concentrated in utilities, telecommunications, industrial equipment, and healthcare technology, with openings at every level from entry-level to senior lead. Chicago, Rockford, and the Quad Cities metro anchor most of the hiring, and established employers like Siemens, Ameren, and Nicor Gas maintain consistent field technician workforces across the state. The most sought-after specialties right now are HVAC and building systems, fiber and broadband infrastructure, and medical equipment service. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Looking to work Monday-Friday and be home every day? Join Casey's as a Field Maintenance Technician and get your nights and weekends back!
As a Field Maintenance Technician, you'll work in a designated set of stores completing service and maintenance on HVAC and refrigeration units, kitchen equipment, plumbing, electrical and fuel systems, and general building maintenance. Territory includes 12-15 stores in DeKalb, IL and surrounding areas. If you don't currently live in the area mentioned, relocation assistance may be provided.
What you'll do:
- Diagnose equipment problems, using judgement to determine how to repair or replace.
- Repair and maintain equipment and building electrical wiring, plumbing, refrigeration, and fuel devices.
- Use instruments to test and evaluate performance of equipment; repair or replace defective valves, thermostats, and other parts.
- Install electrical equipment, and repair or replace wiring, fixtures, and bulbs.
- Complete service documentation on what was installed, replaced, or repaired after each call. Reports must be accurately completed and submitted upon completion of job.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Why apply?
- No on-call or weekend hours!
- Your day starts when you leave your house - this means you're paid to travel to your first store and ends when you arrive back home at the end of each day.
- Company vehicle, fuel card, and tools provided.
- Competitive benefits including Health, Dental, Vision Insurance and Paid Parental Leave.
- 2 weeks of vacation upon hire.
- 401(k) Program with 6% Company match after 90 days.
- Meal Discount in Stores.
- Paid overtime at 1.5x regular rate.
- Annual uniform allowance.
- Laptop, tablet, and phone provided.
At Casey's, we work hard to be the best and have a good time doing it. We stay true to our roots and put service first, building a better future for ourselves and our business. We strive to treat people the way they want to be treated, and we take pride in caring for our guests, our communities and each other. Join the team today!
Compensation:
Starting hiring range: $25.50 - $33.50. Actual pay may vary based on Casey's assessment of the candidate's knowledge, skills, abilities (KSAs), related experience, education, and qualifications. Other factors impacting pay include local prevailing wages and internal equity. This position is eligible for an annual cash bonus based on company performance. Our full salary range for this role does extend beyond the typical hiring range listed, allowing team members the opportunity to continue to grow within the company.
Requirements:- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Knowledge of tools and equipment used in building and mechanical trades.
- Prior experience with installing and repairing electrical systems, plumbing, and refrigeration equipment and parts.
- HVAC certification preferred.
- EPA Type 1 and 2 or Universal Certification required or ability to obtain within 180 days of hire date.
- Strong interpersonal and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to interpret blueprints, sketches, and verbal and written instruction.
- Must have the ability to respond and adjust to changing or new situations.
- Work well in high stress environments and maintain professionalism.
- Must have excellent guest services skills.
- Work is primarily performed in a store setting.
- Travel with overnight stays required 20% to 40% of the time.
- Valid driver's license and physical ability to drive vehicle for job related travel.
Physical Demands & Environmental Conditions
- Must be able to frequently (46-100% of the workday):
- Use eyesight to complete tasks
- Lifting up to 10 pounds
- Use repetitive motions while working, this may include repetitive motions with the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.
- Operate machinery (company vehicle, various power and hand tools)
- Work in varying temperatures (i.e., heat and cold)
- Work in humidity and other outdoor elements (i.e., precipitation and wind)
- Must be able to occasionally (16-45% of the workday):
- Bend/stoop/crouch to retrieve items from low positions
- Reach at should level
- Sit and speak
- Stand and walk up to 300 feet at a time
- Must be able to rarely (0-15% of the workday):
- Climb (i.e. on ladder to examine and monitor items at high positions)
- Kneel and squat to examine items at low positions
- Lift up to 50 pounds+ from ground to chest level
- Reach above shoulder level and below waist
- Push/pull
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What Illinois Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in field technician jobs across Illinois.
- Valid driver's license with a clean record required for on-site travel across Illinois service territories
- Associate degree or technical certificate in electronics, HVAC, or a related field preferred
- One to three years of hands-on field service or installation experience in a relevant trade
- Familiarity with diagnostic tools, test equipment, and work order management software
- Ability to lift heavy equipment and work in varying outdoor and confined conditions statewide
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for customer-facing service calls and reporting
Field Technician Jobs in Illinois: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a field technician in Illinois?
Most field technicians in Illinois start with a two-year technical or associate degree from a community college such as Moraine Valley, Illinois Central, or Triton College in a discipline matching their specialty, such as electronics, HVAC, or telecommunications. Trades-adjacent roles may require licensure through the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Certifications from manufacturers or industry bodies, such as EPA 608 for HVAC or CompTIA for IT field roles, strengthen a candidate's profile considerably with Illinois employers.
Which companies hire field technicians in Illinois?
Employers hiring field technicians in Illinois right now include Accel Entertainment Gaming, Motion, and NCR, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Illinois's concentration of utilities, large hospital networks, and industrial manufacturers means demand for field technicians remains steady well beyond Chicago and into mid-size markets like Peoria and Rockford.
Which Illinois cities have the most field technician jobs?
Chicago, Illinois, and Marion have the most field technician openings in Illinois. Chicago drives volume through its density of commercial buildings, telecom infrastructure, and healthcare systems, while suburban and mid-size markets like Joliet and Rockford generate steady demand from manufacturing plants, utility service areas, and regional hospital campuses that anchor those local economies.
Are there remote field technician jobs in Illinois?
Yes, but they're rare. Field technician work is predominantly hands-on and site-dependent, so fully remote roles are a small fraction of total openings. About 29% of field technician openings tied to Illinois are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, and those positions tend to involve technical support, dispatch coordination, or equipment monitoring rather than direct on-site installation or repair.
How can I get hired as a field technician in Illinois with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is an apprenticeship or entry-level helper role with a utility or specialty contractor that operates across Illinois, such as electrical or HVAC contractors registered with the Illinois Department of Labor. Ameren and Nicor Gas run structured technician development programs for candidates with foundational technical training but limited field time. Lateral moves from customer service, warehouse, or IT support roles are common, and earning an EPA 608 certification or a CompTIA A+ credential before applying gives candidates a concrete edge with hiring managers reviewing entry-level applications.
Where can I find and apply to field technician jobs in Illinois?
You can find and apply to field technician jobs in Illinois on Migrate Mate, which lists current Illinois openings across specialties and experience levels. Search the listings, find roles that fit your background and preferred location, and apply directly to the ones that match.
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