HVAC Mechanic

Onni Group of Companies•Seattle, WA

6d•$34 - $39•Onsite

About The Position

Reporting to the Regional Manager, District Energy Operations, the HVAC Mechanic will be responsible for maintenance of all building-side common area HVAC, including the execution of preventative maintenance (PM) tasks and completing repairs in-house. This full-time role follows a Monday to Friday, 7:00am to 3:00pm schedule and is a fantastic opportunity for someone who thrives in a dynamic environment and takes pride in running first-class facilities.

Requirements

A City of Seattle Journey Refrigeration Mechanic License.
A City of Seattle Grade IV Boiler Fireman License; a Grade III Steam Engineer’s license would be considered an asset.
2+ years of hands-on experience in commercial HVAC, building automation systems (BAS), and district energy systems.
Strong technical knowledge of air handling units, pressurization fans, DDC controls systems, VAV box systems, split systems, make up air units, and pumps.

Nice To Haves

A Grade III Steam Engineer’s license

Responsibilities

Perform quarterly inspections of HVAC equipment, including checking motor bearings, belt and blower wheel alignment, condensation drains, filter replacement, refrigerant leaks, electrical connections, and correct temperature operation.
Verify proper operation of all HVAC equipment after each inspection and document findings.
Troubleshoot and carry out in-house repairs across HVAC systems and controls; for major or complex work, source and procure parts and coordinate hands-on support from the Capilano Energy team, retaining ownership of the repair through to completion.
Performs other duties as required.
Participate in weekly team meetings, providing regular operational updates to management.
Coordinate work with contractors, vendors, and internal departments.
Work with management to develop budgets, create service contracts, issue purchase orders, and manage inventory of parts and supplies.
Monitor system performance, troubleshoot issues, and recommend improvements.
Maintain up-to-date records, logs, and inspection reports.
Ensure adherence to safety protocols and company operating standards.