The HVAC Commercial Mechanic installs, maintains, services, troubleshoots, and repairs environmental-control, refrigeration, and air-conditioning systems, applying knowledge of refrigeration theory, pipefitting, and structural layout. HVAC certification is required. The role covers a range of equipment and systems, including chillers, air-handling units, controls, package units, split systems, exhaust fans, refrigerators, freezers, and hot- and chilled-water pumps. The mechanic also participates in the site's predictive maintenance program. The position includes evaluating equipment and determining repair needs; installing and adjusting refrigeration and air-conditioning components; charging systems with refrigerant and testing for leaks; optimizing system performance; repairing associated electrical and pneumatic systems; performing plumbing procedures and preventive maintenance; and providing other duties and shift coverage as required. Personnel handling refrigerants must hold certification compliant with EPA 608 rules under the Clean Air Act. The work requires reading blueprints, sketches, and specifications; using shop mathematics and trade tools and testing equipment; interpreting and developing technical reports; and applying broad mechanical trade knowledge. Physical requirements include lifting up to 50 pounds, working in varied positions, climbing ladders, standing for extended periods, and frequent arm extensions. The role may involve occasional exposure to heat, cold, noise, dust, dirt, and chemicals, and minor safety hazards. Applicants must pass a local background check and be able to obtain and maintain NAC/LAC clearance after hire. Pre-employment substance abuse testing is conducted as part of the employer's drug-free workplace program.
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