HVAC/Environmental Control Mechanic

ASRC Federal•Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ASRC Federal NetCentric is hiring an HVAC/Environmental Control Mechanic at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. This role involves independently maintaining, modifying, troubleshooting, repairing, adjusting, calibrating, validating, certifying, testing, and operating domestic and industrial year-round air conditioning and heating units, including chillers and cooling towers. Responsibilities include removing and replacing system components, maintaining internal electrical circuitry, recovering and replenishing lubricants and refrigerants, connecting various gauges and controls, and testing units to meet specifications. The mechanic will perform assigned tasks based on maintenance procedures, vendor documents, blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematics, and applicable codes. They will use testing equipment to make control adjustments and perform minor insulation work. The role may involve operating gas welding equipment for cutting, burning, and soldering, as well as maintaining logs and records. Maintaining required certifications, licenses, and permits is essential. The position may also include work in other classifications when incidental to primary duties, managing hazardous materials, and supporting natural disaster preparation and recovery efforts, including hurricane preparedness. Work must be performed in compliance with all Federal, State, local, NASA, and Air Force laws, regulations, and requirements, including energy management, conservation, security, and safety programs.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent plus seven (7) years industrial/commercial HVAC experience.
EPA Universal Refrigerant Certification required.
Must be computer literate and proficient with MS Office applications.
Must be capable of working on ladders >6', and carry up to 50 lbs. unassisted.
Must maintain certifications, licenses, permits, etc. required for performance of assigned tasks.
Valid FL driver license.
Must possess a current security clearance or be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance.
US Citizenship is necessary for obtaining security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Trade school and/or Military HVAC Training preferred.
Journeyman's License or Florida Contractors License also preferred.
Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) experience desired.

Responsibilities

Independently maintain, modify, troubleshoot, repair, adjust, calibrate, validate, certify, test and operate domestic and industrial year-round air conditioning, heating units, including chillers and cooling towers.
Remove and replace compressors, condenser coils, condensing units, water pumps, fans and other system components.
Maintain all internal electrical circuitry.
Recover and replenish lubricants and refrigerants.
Connect vacuum and pressure gauges, electro/mechanical controls and other accessories.
Test units and adjust all components to specifications.
Perform any work assigned to the employees in the classification.
Work from maintenance procedures, vendor documents, verbal information, blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematics and applicable national, state and municipal specifications, codes and ordinances.
Read and make control adjustments using such typical testing equipment as Freon leak tester, thermometer (wet and dry bulbs) sling and motorized psychrometer, monometer, velometer, hydrometer, humidistat, etc.
Perform minor insulation with prefabricated mineral insulating material, bindings, plastic, cement, etc. as required.
May operate gas welding equipment to perform cutting, burning and soldering as necessary to accomplish work assignments.
Maintain logs, records, charts, etc., as required.
Maintain certifications, licenses, permits, etc., required for performance of assigned tasks.
Perform work in other classifications when incidental, but necessary to accomplish work assignments.
May include managing hazardous materials or other environmental responsibilities.
May be required to participate in preparation, ride-out, and recovery actions following natural disasters.
May be asked to support hurricane preparation and recovery activities.
Perform work in compliance with Federal, State, local, NASA and Air Force laws, regulations and requirements including energy management, conservation regulations, security, safety, hurricane and other specialized programs or contractual requirements relating to the business of the section, working within the limits of established policy.