HVAC Technician

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Install, inspect, maintain, and repair HVAC systems including furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, ventilation systems, and exhaust systems
• Perform routine preventive maintenance to ensure optimal system performance and longevity
• Diagnose mechanical and electrical issues and implement timely repairs
• Monitor system performance and recommend upgrades or replacements when necessary
• Maintain climate-control systems critical to healthcare and residential environments
• Execute scheduled preventive maintenance programs across all facilities
• Ensure compliance with OSHA, EPA, and local/state HVAC regulations
• Support infection-control standards by maintaining proper air quality and ventilation in healthcare and residential settings
• Maintain documentation for inspections, maintenance logs, and CARF survey requirements
• Ensure proper refrigerant handling in compliance with EPA guidelines
• Travel between multiple sites (group homes, clinics, offices, transit facilities)
• Respond to urgent HVAC issues and emergency service calls (after-hours as needed)
• Collaborate with maintenance staff on broader facility needs
• Assist with energy-efficiency initiatives and system optimization
• Support inspections, audits, and facility readiness for surveys
• Follow all safety procedures when working with electrical systems, refrigerants, and equipment; maintain tools and equipment in safe working condition
• Track inventory of HVAC parts, filters, and supplies; recommend and request materials and equipment as needed

Preferred IDD-Focused Responsibilities

• Maintain reliable climate control and air quality that supports the comfort and health of persons served
• Prioritize HVAC reliability in group homes and healthcare settings serving individuals with IDD
• Support infection-control ventilation standards in residential and clinical environments
• Respond promptly to HVAC emergencies that could affect the well-being of persons served
• Minimize service disruptions that could impact residents and direct-care operations