Facilities Maintenance Technician

Job Description:

TTI Consumer Power Tools, Inc., has an opening in its Anderson, SC location for a Facilities Maintenance Technician that will support a large-scale manufacturing campus. We offer competitive wages and a comprehensive benefits package -- tuition assistance, 401(k), medical/dental/vision coverage, vacation, and holiday.

This position is hands-on and maintenance-oriented and requires being on a call-out list and responding to emergencies as needed. Perform work in a high-paced, professional environment.

Responsibilities:

HVAC

• Performs installing, maintaining, and repairing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
• Analyzes, repairs, and performs preventative maintenance programs for motors, steam condensate returns traps, pumps, controls, compressors, auxiliary heating and cooling systems, and related devices.
• Collaborate with the supervisor in the compilation of reports for changes to the HVAC systems which includes reporting cost, estimating values, and justifying changes.
• Maintains all associated EPA requirements including accurate Freon logs.
• Installs auxiliary control systems.
• Lights off, shuts down and operates boilers.
• Prepares systems for winter carry over and cold weather conditions.
• Installs/Inspects thermostats, and electrical wiring of furnaces, unit heaters and cooling units.
• Reviews modern design and concepts of HVAC systems
• Operates microprocessor fan controls and fire alarm systems.
• Programs computerized energy management systems
• Charges, starts, and checks for proper operation of HVAC equipment and related devices.
• Troubleshoots and repairs digital electronic and pneumatic HVAC control systems.
• Starts, stops, and troubleshoots chiller operations.
• Modify and or install natural gas and water piping systems.
• Weld, Braze and or repair piping associated with HVAC install or modification.
• Change and wash filters and other preventative maintenance related parts.

Electrical

• Good knowledge of National Electrical Code and Electrical safety practices
• Interpret electrical circuit diagrams and blueprints.
• Use and maintain hand and power tools normally used in electrical and electronics equipment repair, such as, Ohmmeters, Ammeters, Meggers, and others.
• Installs conduit, conductors, junction boxes, disconnects, switches and lighting systems.
• Test safety equipment, exit and emergency lighting. Replaces ballast and bulbs as needed.
• Repairs and replaces motors, starters, pumps, electrical aspects of chillers, boilers, fans, and related cooling/heating equipment.
• Conducts electrical preventative maintenance including inspections, testing, cleaning and lubricating equipment and systems.

Plumbing

• Installs, maintains, and repairs domestic and industrial water supply and drain lines for both the pressure and waste sides.
• Repairs or replaces faucets, valves, toilets, fixtures, and other associated plumbing systems.
• Repairs and replaces steam lines, roof drains, heat returns and main water lines of heating and cooling systems.
• Installs gas, electric and open flame boilers, and water heaters.
• Repairs circulating pumps and mixing valves.
• Cuts and thread pipes
• Plumbs commercial kitchen facilities
• Repairs specialty plumbing items such as emergency eye wash stations.
• Estimates time, material, and cost of any associated jobs.
• Winterizes piping systems.
• Maintains stock of common repair items such as fittings, valves, washers, pipe, and hose bibs

Carpentry

• Repair broken windows, doors, walls, and ceiling tiles.
• Repair and install door locks and closures.
• Install towel racks and dispensers.
• Repair and install racking systems.
• Install door jambs and hand metal or wood doors.
• Ability to comprehend plans, blueprints and specifications while recommending changes during the programming phase of a project.
• Install insulations and weather stripping; maintain and repair machinery, tools and equipment associated with the carpentry trade.
• Ability to repair or replace door handles and locking systems.

Requirements:

• Must possess an associated degree in industrial maintenance and or commensurate experience related to overall facilities maintenance.
• Hold certification as a Universal EPA Certified Technician, Type I, II, III
• Holds certification in Mainstream Engineering R410A
• Certified electrician license a plus but not required.
• Ability to gain other certifications and complete training as directed.
• Must have valid driving license, maintain safe driving record.