Industrial HVAC refrigeration Mechanic II

Main Responsibilities

• Exercises ability and job knowledge to independently perform and understand hardware, operating systems and maintenance work on a variety of HVAC/R equipment and systems including production, lab, and facility equipment.
• Works as a multi-skilled tradesperson, doing mechanical, pipefitting, building maintenance and/or other work on special assignments as required and assigned.
• The HVAC/R Mechanic II may be assigned as a lead person in a crew of two or more tradespersons on larger projects.
• Assists in ensuring that GMP and safe work policies and procedures are followed and maintained at all times in accordance with established company policies.
• Participates in work group team meetings and actively looks for methods and work processes that improve productivity, reduce costs, and increase customer satisfaction.
• Performs troubleshooting, ordering parts and installation of parts and material on equipment such as fractional horsepower motors, unit circulation fans, basic electrical devices associated with the control of the units, air conditioners, air handlers, compressors, pumps, walk in coolers and freezers, etc.
• Performs preventative and demand maintenance work on all types of plant HVAC/R equipment Including fans, valves, actuators, variable air volume controllers, etc.
• Maintains understanding of HVAC/R theory and application to air handling systems in a commercial and/or industrial environment.
• Must also have the ability to do, brazing and/or soldering of heating and cooling coils etc.
• Will be able to perform troubleshooting and mechanical repairs and to install refrigeration equipment and accessories according to Abbott Engineering Standards.
• On an independent basis, the individual must be able to evaluate the use of various resources and make knowledgeable decisions in regard to safety and company standards and policies.
• Must know CMMS functions that pertain to refrigeration maintenance, PM and related activities.

Qualifications

• Education: An associate’s or Technical Degree in HVAC, Controls
• Universal EPA Certification is preferred
• Type II or Type III EPA Certification Preferred
• Troubleshooting: Strong ability to diagnose and solve problems with electronic, digital, pneumatic controls, and (BAS) e.g., Johnson Controls (Metasys) systems desired
• HVAC & Controls: Knowledge of air and hydronic systems, chillers, boilers, and the associated controls
• 3 phase electrical knowledge, certifications a plus
• Microsoft office