The Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning Mechanic installs, services, and repairs environmental-control systems in residences and commercial establishments. The work uses knowledge of refrigeration theory, pipefitting, and structural layout, and includes mounting compressor and condenser units; fabricating and installing ductwork and chassis parts; and installing evaporator units. The mechanic cuts and bends tubing, cuts and threads pipe, joins and solders tubing and pipes to refrigerating units, and installs expansion and discharge valves. The mechanic connects motors, compressors, temperature and humidity controls, and ventilation fans to control panels and power sources; installs filters; tests systems and adds refrigerant to reach prescribed operating pressure. The role includes monitoring gauges and controls, checking for leaks, insulating pipes, and replacing defective electrical and control components. The mechanic may service air conditioners with cooling capacities from fifteen to twenty tons in warehouses and small factory buildings. Employees are responsible for following Amentum safety, quality, operational, and environmental requirements; completing applicable training; and fulfilling assigned self-aid/buddy-aid, emergency response, and safety committee responsibilities. The position may require travel, requires availability for any shift and willingness to work weekends and other hours as needed, and requires passing and maintaining a security clearance and passing a pre-employment physical examination and urinalysis.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED