Job Title

HVAC Maintenance Technician

Job Description Summary

Responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of facilities. Facility systems include all mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and utility systems installed in/on the customer’s property and facilities. This includes all HVAC systems, electrical equipment, building controls, and life safety equipment.

Job Description

· Must be able to work in a team-oriented / safety-conscious environment. “Safety First” expectations include but are not limited to.

o Pre-Job Hazardous Assessment,

o Job Risk Review

o Identifying Hi Potential Risk

o Performing Audits and Observations

o Follow all company/site safety guidelines and procedures

· Operations and maintenance of all (HVAC) heating, ventilation & air conditioning systems, including window units, (PTAC’s) packaged terminal air conditioners, fan coil units, heat pumps, condensers, evaporators, (RTU’s) rooftop units, air cooled chillers, water cooled chillers, cooling towers, and all associated rotating equipment to include pumps, fan motors, gearboxes, etc..

· Preferred knowledge about the operation and maintenance of hot water heaters, boilers, steam systems, and all associated rotating equipment, including pumps, motors, and gearboxes.

· Preferred knowledge relating to troubleshooting and maintaining related electrical systems, including panel boards, transformers, motor control centers, emergency generators, and safety disconnects.

·Perform overall facility condition assessment of client-owned facilities and grounds.

· Startup, regulate, repair, and shut down equipment. Ensure equipment operates safely, economically, and within established limits by monitoring attached meters, gauges, and computerized controls. Manually control equipment and make the necessary adjustments.

· Use hand and power tools to perform repairs and maintenance ranging from a complete overhaul to replacing defective components that meet the manufacturer’s specifications.

· Record relevant events and facts concerning operation and maintenance in an equipment log.

· Detect potential mechanical problems by observing and listening to the pitch of the machinery.

· Routinely check safety devices, identifying and correcting any trouble that develops.

· Develop a strong customer service-oriented relationship with clients, employees, and managers.

· Solve client facilities-related problems.

· Conduct day-to-day activities necessary to provide for the safety and comfort of the facility occupants.

· Maintain a spare parts inventory to include maintenance & plumbing supplies, hardware, air filters, belts, motors, pumps, lights, ballast, fixtures, and electrical supplies most efficiently and cost-effectively possible.

· Execute preventive maintenance programs to protect the value and extend the life of all facility equipment to ensure cost-effective operation.

· Report all equipment failures to your supervisor.

· Report all potential liability situations to the supervisor.

· When scheduled, maintain on-call status 24 hours daily for immediate action about critical systems failure.

· Maintain and complete daily inspections on company-owned or leased vehicles, equipment, and tools before each use.

· Report all emergencies to the client and C&W SERVICES management.

· Exhibit good personal grooming, including proper maintenance of company uniforms.

· Practice client security regulations and procedures.

· Provide project supervision of subcontractors.

· Assist in the recording and updating of project status reports

· Assist in soliciting proposals as necessary on-site.

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