Jcifederal

Building automation, HVAC, thermal management and fire-safety systems and services for data centers, hospitals and campuses

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13

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  • 4 Nov 2026 In the news · Armada and Johnson Controls launch Galleon Forge Two in Dublin johnsoncontrols.com

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About Jcifederal

Johnson Controls is a global company in thermal management, mission-critical building systems, energy efficiency and decarbonization. Its offerings include HVAC and building controls, thermal management for AI infrastructure and data centers, predictive maintenance analytics, and fire and life-safety services such as connected sprinkler monitoring and fire panel support, delivered under the OpenBlue technology brand.

Customers are operators of data centers, healthcare facilities, pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical production sites, advanced manufacturing plants and higher-education campuses. Revenue comes from systems and from lifecycle services, including operations, maintenance and repair, and tiered fire maintenance service plans.

The company traces its origins to 1885, when Warren Johnson launched a company focused on conserving energy resources. The website states a presence in over 150 countries and more than 2,000 locations, with more than 90,000 colleagues and a global service network of 50,000 field experts. Open roles listed include manufacturing engineering and machinist positions in York, Pennsylvania, and traveling security field engineer and controls systems engineer roles in several US states.

Product: HVAC and thermal management systems, building automation controls, and fire and life-safety maintenance and support services.

Jobs at Jcifederal

No open positions in Europe right now.

Open roles at Jcifederal in the Americas (2)

United States 2. From Jcifederal's careers page or applicant tracking system; each role links to the employer.

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