HVAC Mechanic

Responsibilities

• Performs installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of commercial and industrial air conditioning and refrigeration systems.
• Maintains the efficiency, reliability, and safety of operation of systems by checking performance, diagnosing problems, and making necessary repairs or adjustments.
• Checks elements such as pressure, temperature, and running time of various mechanisms.
• Repairs or replaces fans, pumps, thermostats, humidistats, motors, compressors, valves, gauges, pneumatic and electric controls, filters, and other related elements.
• Installs refrigeration and air conditioning systems by positioning compressors, motors, condensers, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, evaporators, heaters, and other components.
• Installs and connects auxiliary control mechanisms and piping or tubing.
• Connects recording and gauging devices. Charges refrigeration systems and tests installation for leaks.
• Starts unit and adjusts it for proper operation and optimum performance.

Requirements

• 4+ years’ Experience as HVAC Mechanic in light commercial or heavy industrial.
• EPA Universal Certification received from an approved certifying program.
• Valid State Driver's License.

Qualifications

• Ability to read and interpret standard blueprints and operating manuals.
• Ability to perform regular and recurring inspections or surveys.
• Must be able to successfully pass a drug test and a thorough background check for access onto a military installation.

Benefits

• 11 paid federal holidays per year.
• 56 hours of annual accrued Sick Leave (equivalent to 7 paid days off).
• Medical, health, dental, and life insurance bundle.
• 3 additional Vacation days after 1 year of employment.

Pay

$34.00 per hour.

Schedule

N/A

Skills

• Strong working knowledge of commercial and industrial air conditioning systems.
• Understanding of the 40 CFR 82 and adherence to all guidelines and procedures pertaining to the use and handling of refrigerants.
• Collaborative working style with a team.
• Decorum and professionalism when interacting with servicemembers in uniform.

Benefits

• Universal Certification received from an EPA approved certifying program.
• Valid State Driver's License.
• CPR certified before starting work; SJS may provide financial assistance for these courses if necessary.
• Ability to read and interpret standard blueprints and operating manuals.
• Ability to perform regular and recurring inspections or surveys.
• Must be able to successfully pass a drug test and a thorough background check for access onto a military installation.