HVAC Chiller Mechanic

TechFlow•Columbia, SC

11h•Onsite

About The Position

EMI Services is hiring an HVAC Chiller Mechanic to support mission-critical infrastructure at Fort Jackson! Specializing in commercial/industrial HVAC, the Mechanic performs advanced-level maintenance, repair, replacement, and modernization of HVAC systems, including multi-ton chillers, in order to achieve regulated climatic conditions. Position requires the Mechanic to have extensive knowledge of HVAC principles and the ability to recognize and determine the most efficient method for diagnosing, testing and correcting malfunctions. The ideal EMI HVAC Chiller Mechanic is EPA Universal Certified and has the skill level to make repairs on a variety of systems.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
5+ years of experience maintaining and repairing Trane, Carrier, and York Scroll and Screw type chillers and associated cooling towers
EPA Universal Refrigeration License
HVAC I course or equivalent
Duty Phone
Valid driver’s license compliant with REAL ID Act or are you willing and able to obtain one
Pass a pre-employment drug screening and background check
Regular, dependable attendance
U.S citizenship to obtain and maintain access to military installations

Nice To Haves

Work independently, a self-starter
Read schematic diagrams
Understand the Refrigeration cycle with the ability to troubleshoot mechanical issues and recommend repair strategies
Advanced troubleshooting and mechanical knowledge of various HVAC units
Prescribe and perform preventive maintenance of chilled water generation equipment with little to no supervision
Identify and aid with the acquisition of and efficiently use software needed to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair chillers
PRACTICE WORKPLACE SAFETY in the use of tools, equipment, and supplies used in repair of HVAC equipment Including proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE)

Responsibilities

Work on Air-cooled chillers, pumps and water systems, and VRF systems
Automated Building Controls: test input & output for voltage on building systems sensors/activators
Work on units: split package, residential style, and up to light commercial, mini-splits, VAV’s and AHU
Use a multi-meter to check voltage lamp
Use a torch for brazing
Prepare work orders and cost materials estimates
Train assigned technicians and evaluate their performance