Environmental Systems Mechanic II
Core
Skilled installation, repair, replacement, troubleshooting, and maintenance of environmental and HVAC systems, including refrigeration, temperature control, heating, and related support systems for a university campus.
Role type
Senior IC environmental systems mechanic (HVAC/refrigeration)
Builds
Reliable operation of environmental chambers, fume hoods, cooling towers, heating systems, and process water systems for research and campus facilities.
Domain
Higher education facilities management + HVAC/Refrigeration
Deliverable
physical/clinical work
Required skills
HVAC system repair, refrigeration system repair, computerized building automation systems, pneumatic controls, brazing, blueprint interpretation, preventive maintenance, predictive maintenance, system commissioning, variable frequency drives, chilled water systems
Preferred skills
Journeyman's license, Type 2 refrigeration certificate, 2 years college/trade school, valid driver's license
Technologies
Computerized building environmental automation systems, variable frequency drives, energy monitoring devices, specialized diagnostic tools
Responsibilities
Install and maintain environmental systems equipment including chillers, condensers, pumps, fume hoods, autoclaves, and cooling towers; Test and evaluate system performance using specialized equipment; Operate computerized building automation systems to control heating and cooling; Perform continuous commissioning and retro commissioning to meet energy efficiency goals; Utilize energy monitoring devices to establish predictive maintenance repairs; Provide functional guidance and training to apprentices and students.
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC