Hvac Technician Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Five years experience in the HVAC trade in service and maintenance operations.
• Thorough knowledge of National and Local building, HVAC codes, refrigeration, chillers, HVAC, pneumatics, steam, and condensate systems.
• OSHA 30-Hour Training for General Industry (or ability to complete within 120-calendar days of hire).
• Must be able to read and interpret plans, schematics specifications, operating and maintenance manuals, codes, and regulations.
• General knowledge of hand and power tools.
• High school graduate or equivalent.
• Valid class C state driver’s license with suitable driving record (must provide current driving record).
• Must be able to don required personal protective equipment.
• Ability to pass and maintain cleared background check.
• US Citizen or ability to legally work in the US.

Nice To Haves

• EPA certified per section 608 of the Clean Air Act and hold no less than a Universal level CFC certification (will always be required to carry this certification on their person).
• Technical, vocational or trade school graduate or equivalent.
• Background in Building Maintenance.
• Two years’ experience on screw chiller units >100-ton capacity and industrial cooling towers.
• Two years’ experience on variable frequency drives and air handler unit maintenance activities.

Responsibilities

• Maintain numerous mechanical, electrical and electronic components; including Heating and air conditioning systems, cooling only split systems, cooling only packaged systems, packaged and split heat pumps, chilled water systems, heating only systems; convection and radiant heaters; systems may be electric, gas and hydronic operated or a combination of thereof; ventilation and exhaust systems applicable to facility ventilation and industrial equipment ventilation; refrigeration equipment; direct digital control systems and temperature controls; economizers; includes all components for the listed equipment types as well as electrical, gas, and water supply.
• Diagnose and correct problems throughout the entire system by adjusting controls to recommended settings and testing the performance using necessary special tools and equipment.
• Service and operate all types of residential, commercial, and industrial air conditioning and refrigeration equipment, climate-controlled automation systems, energy management control systems and program control systems.
• Receives and evaluates work orders and requests, investigates request or problems and where appropriate, establishes priorities.