HVAC Mechanic II

Piedmont Service Group•Altavista, VA

12h

About The Position

Piedmont Service Group is a privately held energy efficiency and facilities services company focused on helping commercial, industrial, institutional, and government organizations operate and maintain buildings safely, healthily, and efficiently. Established in Raleigh, NC, in 1971, the company serves clients across the Carolinas and Virginia through local accredited and licensed professionals. The HVAC Mechanic II independently performs routine preventive and predictive maintenance and service repairs on HVAC systems, and starts up and commissions standard HVAC equipment to ensure proper operation and performance. The role requires reading and interpreting mechanical drawings and electrical schematics, and knowledge of ductwork, sheet metal construction, and refrigerant management. The mechanic also provides guidance and mentorship to Level I HVAC Mechanics. This position reports to the Danville, VA office.

Requirements

HVAC vocational training, job-related experience, and/or trade certificates.
More than 3 years of HVAC experience, plus 2 years of demonstrated troubleshooting experience.
High school graduation or equivalent; demonstrated industry knowledge and experience may be substituted.
Ability to communicate services performed to customers.
Knowledge of furnaces, HVAC/R, cooling towers, controls, CRAC units, BMS, and VAV systems.
Knowledge of HVAC/R systems and installations, and ability to read and understand mechanical drawings and electrical schematics.
Knowledge of ductwork, sheet metal construction, and refrigerant management.
Universal CFC Certification.

Nice To Haves

HVAC/R degree, certificate, or equivalent.

Responsibilities

Perform routine preventive and predictive maintenance and service repairs on HVAC systems without supervision.
Analyze, troubleshoot, repair, rebuild, start up, adjust, and replace mechanical equipment and control components.
Identify predictive failures and provide accurate information for spot quotes.
Start up and commission standard HVAC equipment.
Diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical components.
Replace or repair defective components, including motors, controls, and electrical wiring.
Test systems after service to ensure proper functioning.
Read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and manufacturer specifications.
Maintain accurate service records and documentation.
Follow required safety protocols.
Mentor Level I HVAC Mechanics.
Utilize DST Technology.