HVAC Maintenance Mechanic
About The Position
Under the direct supervision of the Facilities Supervisor, the HVAC Maintenance Mechanic maintains the facility’s environmental systems. The role includes general maintenance, installation, and repair of expansion units, chilled-water fan coil units, refrigeration equipment, and pneumatic and electronic control systems. The mechanic performs routine and emergency tasks to help maintain a comfortable, safe, and functional environment and support uninterrupted system performance. The position monitors, troubleshoots, and customizes the HVAC Energy Management System to improve energy savings and reduce equipment downtime and repair costs through energy management and preventive maintenance schedules. It also monitors contract services related to HVAC, boiler, chiller, and refrigeration equipment; inspects mechanical and refrigeration systems; completes required logs and maintenance documentation; and troubleshoots and repairs mechanical systems and equipment.
Requirements
- Completion of an apprenticeship program, required upon hire.
- Associate-level education or credential, required upon hire.
- Five years of commercial HVAC experience, required upon hire.
- Kentucky HVAC license, required upon hire.
Responsibilities
- Maintain facility environmental systems.
- Perform general maintenance, installation, and repairs of expansion units, chilled-water fan coil units, refrigeration equipment, and pneumatic and electronic control systems.
- Handle routine and emergency maintenance tasks.
- Monitor, troubleshoot, and customize the HVAC Energy Management System to improve energy savings and reduce equipment downtime and repair costs.
- Use energy management and preventive maintenance schedules.
- Monitor contract services that provide, install, or repair HVAC, boiler, chiller, and refrigeration equipment.
- Inspect mechanical systems and equipment according to established procedures and complete required logs, checklists, and preventive maintenance sheets.
- Inspect refrigeration systems and equipment according to established procedures and complete required logs.
- Complete documentation concerning mechanical systems as required by federal, state, and regulatory agencies.
- Troubleshoot and repair mechanical systems and equipment.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree
