HVAC Technician

Hebrew Rehabilitation Center•Dedham, MA

About The Position

Position Summary: Repair, adjust, maintain and replace components of the entire heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems as needed. Collaborate with outside utilities and Honeywell on heating, A/C and ventilation. $30-$45/hourly

Requirements

High School Diploma
Trade School
Five years HVAC service and installation experience
Refrigeration License
Refrigerant Usage Certification
Must be able to lift, pull, and pushing 50 (fifty) pounds.
See attached Physical Requirement located in Occupational Health

Nice To Haves

Computer experience with Windows, Word, Excel, and databases a plus but not required.
Familiarity with Honeywell XL 5000 controls a plus

Responsibilities

Respond to emergency calls
Work from telephone maintenance requests and verbal and written work orders
Perform visual inspections for the detection of abnormal operation and correction of deficiencies
Repair or replace defective heating, ventilation and A/C equipment including but not limited to:
Natural Gas
Medical gases, e.g., oxygen, air and vacuum
Heating systems including traps, valves, controls, piping and various types of heating equipment
A/C systems
Outside utilities (on premises) sewer and storm drains, gas, water
Various pumps
Hot and cold water tanks and systems
Drain cleaning
Piping for machinery
Maintain an ongoing preventive maintenance program throughout the facility complex
Keep a clean, safe work area
Maintain an inventory and order stock as approved by the Chief Engineer
Design and install various new work and remodeling projects
Coordinate various functions of outside vendors and contractors
Coordinate shutdown of the various heating, ventilation and A/C systems with all necessary staff
Work according to codes
Conserve resources and material
Work within OSHA Safety Standards, and report any violations to supervisor.
Identifies and reports basic safety issues or problems (ex. Spills) and takes action whenever appropriate.
Identifies and reports errors/potential errors according to policy.
Uses equipment as trained and according to organizational policy.
Promotes the health and safety of all by following established infection control procedures (i.e. hand washing, use of personal protective equipment).
Notify supervisor of any problems or delays in projects.
Report defective materials, faulty operation of equipment and unusual matters to Supervisor and appropriate personnel.
Assist in all other areas as needed
Subject to being called in for emergencies
Maintain a professional appearance at all times