Senior Mechanical Technician

Gateway Community & Technical College•Southlake, TX

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Senior Mechanical Technician holds an HVAC license and covers HVAC, plumbing, building automation, and general mechanical systems across Gateway's properties. This is the seat mechanical issues escalate to, and the one that teaches the Maintenance Technicians how to handle them next time. As a member of the Gateway Church team, this position supports, recruits, and develops Serve Team members, and serves alongside the broader team as ministry and organizational needs arise.

Requirements

A clear passion for Jesus and a strong biblical foundation
Deep technical know-how in HVAC, plumbing, building automation, and mechanical systems
Strong troubleshooting instincts, with the ability to work through complex problems independently
Comfortable mentoring and coaching less experienced technicians
Careful with documentation on tickets and repairs
Safety-minded around tools, chemicals, equipment, and work at heights
Solution-oriented, and confident making decisions with little or no supervision
Good at managing time and juggling more than one priority at once
Comfortable in Microsoft Office and able to pick up new systems quickly
Valid driver's license with a clean driving record
5+ years of HVAC, plumbing, or mechanical systems experience
HVAC license and EPA Section 608 certification
Must be a member or become a member of Gateway Church upon employment.

Nice To Haves

Prior experience in a church, nonprofit, or large-facility environment

Responsibilities

Handles mechanical maintenance and repair work across Gateway's properties, covering HVAC, plumbing, pumps, and general mechanical systems
Diagnoses and resolves mechanical issues escalated from the Maintenance Technicians, a campus, or an automation system
Keeps HVAC units running the way they're supposed to — sensors, detectors, controls, chillers, coils, humidity, and thermostats included
Owns the building automation system, including programming, schedules, setpoints, and troubleshooting
Handles refrigerant recovery, charging, and recordkeeping in compliance with EPA requirements
Schedules and leads mechanical maintenance projects assigned by the Facilities Manager
Partners with the Senior Electrical Technician on controls, power, and any system that crosses both trades
Trains and guides the Maintenance Technicians on mechanical work
Closes out work order tickets on time and documents the work performed
Keeps tools in good working order, follows SDS standards, and makes sure PPE gets used
Brings in contractors when a job goes beyond what the team can handle
Takes a turn in the facilities on-call rotation for Gateway properties
Keeps licensure current and follows the local, state, and federal laws that come with it
Treats safety as the first consideration in every decision
Serves at weekend services and churchwide events as the ministry calendar requires
Performs other duties as assigned.
Supports, recruits, and develops Serve Team members, and serves alongside the broader team as ministry and organizational needs arise.