Hvac Engineer Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• High school graduation or GED.
• EPA 608 Type 2 Refrigeration certification.
• Four years of HVAC installation, repair, and maintenance experience.
• Valid Montana Driver's License.
• Pass a driving history check and an extensive criminal background check.
• Ability to perform considerable physical activity, including frequent walking, stooping, bending, climbing stairs and high ladders, and lifting moderate to very heavy objects weighing 50 to 100-plus pounds with mechanical or people assists.
• Physical ability to operate a snowmobile, drive a four-wheel-drive motor vehicle, and operate a forklift and other equipment.
• Ability to work outside the normal workday and participate in on-call assignments, carrying a pager and cell phone.

Nice To Haves

• NATE Core certification.

Responsibilities

• Repair and maintain chillers, cooling towers, heat pumps, HVAC and well water-cooling systems, heating and ventilation equipment, boilers, pumps, and related equipment.
• Repair and replace refrigeration compressors and system components, and troubleshoot electrical components of large refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
• Braise ACR copper fittings and use a vacuum pump and recovery unit to make repairs.
• Repair and replace electronic digital control systems; program and service building automation controls and adjust settings or logic using a laptop or desktop computer.
• Observe county buildings, building envelopes, and systems; report maintenance issues and unsafe conditions to the supervisor.
• Monitor preventive maintenance schedules and computerized control systems, and perform preventive maintenance on hydronic circuits, boilers, and building access control systems.
• Maintain and replace lighting fixtures.
• Assist with maintenance and repairs at remote mountain transmitter sites in all weather conditions.
• Repair specialized building systems, including fire and security systems, tube transport systems, inmate phone systems, and video arraignment systems.
• Make plumbing, electrical, and minor welding repairs, and assist with fire extinguisher maintenance.
• Monitor supply inventory, maintain computerized records, notify the supervisor when supplies or parts are needed, place supply orders, and pick up materials as required.
• Follow the tool control policy.
• Perform grounds maintenance, including snow removal, de-icing, lawn maintenance, and work on lawn sprinkler systems.
• Escort or oversee vendors in county facilities as needed to ensure compliance with safety and security requirements.
• Make changes to office layouts in accordance with facility plans and move office furniture, files, and equipment as needed.
• Perform related work as required or directed.