This maintenance position inspects, troubleshoots, installs, repairs, replaces, maintains, modifies, and alters special-purpose air-conditioning and refrigeration units and systems, as well as piping and fittings, to maintain hospital heating, water, and drainage systems. Systems include broken pipes, heating hot water, domestic water, chilled water, low-pressure steam, and condensate systems. The role diagnoses and corrects malfunctions in electronic pneumatic automatic control circuits and performs corrective actions on pneumatic-actuated valves, thermostats, and associated controls. It also tests piping lines for proper pressure and repairs boilers and steam systems, including pumps, heat exchangers, coils, valves, and related equipment. The mechanic must be able to solder, sweat braze, and read blueprints. The position may be scheduled for on-call rotations on weekends and holidays and may be asked to respond in person to emergencies and disasters. It coordinates with outside contractors and subcontractors, helps oversee maintenance work for compliance, and may procure parts and services. The mechanic assists coworkers as needed, works cooperatively with other departments, follows up promptly, and may participate on work teams or committees.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED