HVAC Mechanic (1st Shift)

Job title:                             HVAC Mechanic

Department / Division:  Manufacturing / Maintenance

Hourly Rate:                      $30.17 - $43.89/hour  

Location:                            Quincy, WA

 

What do we need:

We are looking for an HVAC/R Mechanic to be a member of our Facilities Maintenance Department and will report to the Maintenance Group Leader.  The HVAC Mechanic will be responsible for maintaining and repairing Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and refrigeration-related equipment, including but not limited to air handling units, chillers, cooling towers, boilers, pumps, motors, valves, heat exchangers, controls, compressors, kitchen equipment, steam process and equipment, air compressors and monitor water treatment chemicals.  They will perform extensive preventive maintenance on all HVAC-related equipment.  In addition, they will observe HVAC and related operations for efficient operations.

 

What’s special about this role:

The HVAC Mechanic will be responsible for maintaining and repairing Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and refrigeration-related equipment, including but not limited to air handling units, chillers, cooling towers, boilers, pumps, motors, valves, heat exchangers, controls, compressors, kitchen equipment, steam process and equipment, air compressors and monitor water treatment chemicals.  They will perform extensive preventive maintenance on all HVAC-related equipment.  In addition, they will observe HVAC and related operations for efficient operations. They will also support the maintenance of manufacturing assets, including extraction, milling, packaging, and drying equipment.

 

Other responsibilities will include but not limited to are:

• Inspect equipment for proper operation, worn and loose parts, replace filters, lubricate, clean equipment, and make appropriate adjustments when needed.
• Apply advanced technical knowledge, system logs, and appropriate test equipment to anticipate, identify, and isolate unusual system failures.
• Respond urgently, notify impacted customers, and safely and efficiently diagnose failure using appropriate tools, software, and technical experience.
• Repair or replace damaged parts, test the system, put the unit back in service, and again notify customers of the status. When parts need to be ordered, carefully identify them and notify maintenance management of the status.
• Knowledgeable in building automation and computerized maintenance management systems.
• Create work order requests when repairs or adjustments are needed to keep records of equipment history and cost.
• Write to management and suggest ideas to improve efficiency (system operation, Honeywell usage, etc.). Stay current and pilot the latest trends and technologies to reduce costs and improve equipment reliability.
• Maintain safe, clean, and organized mechanical rooms.
• Complete appropriate paperwork for purchasing, stocking, and using all materials, parts, and components. In addition, they will ensure work orders contain appropriate and accurate information before completing them.
• Participate in planned coverage for HVAC-related emergency call-in service.

 

Required Qualifications: