HVAC Mechanic, Licensed

University of Miami•Miami, FL

About The Position

The University of Miami/UHealth Department of the Central Energy Plant has an exciting opportunity for a Full Time HVAC Mechanic, Licensed to work at the Uhealth Medical Campus. The HVAC Mechanic, Licensed troubleshoots and maintains efficient operations of heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems in assigned facilities. Further, the HVAC Mechanic, Licensed completes the maintenance of all other refrigeration systems and ensures work is performed in a timely manner to maintain facilities secure and operational.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent
Certification in relevant specialty or field
Completion of HVAC trade school.
5 years of relevant experience
The individual must possess a valid Journeyman License in HVAC.
The individual must possess a valid motor vehicle operator’s license as issued by the State prior to appointment. The person must maintain such a valid license during tenure of employment.
Ability to communicate effectively in both oral and written form.
Ability to understand and follow instructions.
Skill in completing assignments accurately and with attention to detail.
Commitment to the University’s core values.
Ability to operate a motor vehicle.

Nice To Haves

Any relevant education, certifications and/or work experience may be considered.

Responsibilities

Maintains up-to-date records on work performed and pending, and reports information routinely to appropriate managing staff.
Participates in applicable HVAC or safety training opportunities.
Reads prints, sketches, and diagrams to perform job functions.
Performs Preventive Maintenance work as assigned by supervisor on HVAC equipment
Receives requests for corrective repair work on a variety of building, equipment and system components; utilizes several trades’ skills in the performance of maintenance and repair work.
Inspects air conditioning and heating systems and performs general maintenance work of systems.
Repairs leaky HVAC equipment on roofs and ceilings; locates source of roof leaks; removes existing roof surfaces; lays roofing paper and applies coating and adhesives to seal the leaking and/or old area.
Repairs panels, partitions and other building structures in the process of performing other HVAC duties; installs parts and cuts, shapes and fastens materials such as wood, plastic, ceiling tile, fiberglass and drywall to make ready for installation of HVAC equipment.
Lubricates non-sealed bearings, replaces or cleans filters.
Repairs fans, pumps or compressors as needed to perform HVAC duties.
Replaces belts, filters and pulleys.
Records the equipment conditions and reports anomalies to supervisor.
Keeps daily logs on major components up-to-date.
Helps in the process to cycle and tests emergency generators.
Contacts the appropriate supervisor when the nature of the work is beyond the mechanic’s capability - then assists with the completion of the work as required.
Prepares and maintains accurate records and files on equipment and facility preventative maintenance.
Routinely maintains and repairs HVAC circulator and sump pumps, refrigeration units, auxiliary diesel generators, fans, bearings, universal joints and similar mechanical equipment.
Helps to conduct fire alarm test and smoke evacuations tests in conjunction with security and other Physical Plant staff.
Operates heating, cooling systems, pumps and other related equipment.
Participates in moving and installing machinery and equipment.
At all times maintains work areas and equipment rooms in a clean and safe condition.
Erects scaffolding to provide access to work areas and works from heights.
Operates a variety of tools and equipment such as hand saws, drill press, router, electric drills, welding and soldering tools etc.
Maintains tools, machinery, and equipment in good condition.
May performs other skilled maintenance activities including construction, welding, brazing, and soldering.
Tests, maintains, and evaluates equipment performance using instruments such as voltmeters, ohmmeters, pyrometers, and pressure gauges.