Hvac Technician

HVAC Technician responsible for installing, maintaining, repairing, and troubleshooting HVAC systems of various sizes, including interior-mounted gas furnaces, in an industrial environment. Ensures peak performance and compliance with safety standards. Key Responsibilities: Perform preventive maintenance on all HVAC equipment as required. Diagnose and resolve issues to maintain system efficiency. Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, and wiring diagrams. Work outdoors for extended periods in temperatures ranging from 15F to 100F, servicing units daily in all weather conditions. Operate powered vehicles, including but not limited to reach trucks, order pickers, aerial lifts, and articulating boom lifts. Report to the Maintenance Supervisor, Infrastructure Support Coordinator, and/or Infrastructure Support Manager. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Properly operate all specialized equipment required for heating and air conditioning repair, servicing, and installation. Read and interpret drawings, sketches, and wiring diagrams for A/C and heating systems. Diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical faults in heating units, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration systems, and exhaust fans, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Apply correct welding, soldering, and brazing techniques for HVAC system repairs. Utilize material handling equipment, including lifts, power trucks, hand trucks, and roof tuggers. Perform scheduled servicing of A/C units, heating systems, and dock heaters. Remove and replace complete heating units and A/C compressors as needed. Document services and repairs, maintaining accurate records to ensure compliance with environmental regulations, including those established by the EPA for refrigerant handling. Following the established ordering process to maintain proper inventory of HVAC supplies and equipment. Repair or replace electric water heaters throughout the plant. Conduct plumbing repairs and modifications as required. Perform weekly and monthly testing and maintenance of the fire system. Ability to work in extreme temperatures (e.g., 15F to 100F) and all-weather conditions. Comfortable working at heights and in confined spaces. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Ability to lift heavy equipment and stand for extended periods. Required Tools: Hand Tools: Screwdrivers & Nut Drivers, Pliers, Insulated pliers, Wrenches, Hammers & Mallets Power & Cutting Tools: Cordless Drill, Tubing Cutters, Sheet Metal Snips Diagnostic & Measuring Tools: Multimeter, Manifold Gauge Set, Thermometers & Hygrometers, Leak Detectors HVAC-Specific Tools: Vacuum Pump, Recovery Machine, Brazing & Soldering Kit, Refrigerant Scale Safety & Material Handling Equipment: Gloves & Safety Goggles Physical Demands: Heavy Lifting - HVAC systems and tools may weigh 50 to 100+ pounds. Climbing & Heights - Frequent use of ladders, scaffolding, and aerial lifts to access rooftop units. Working in Tight Spaces - Technician often maneuvers in tight spaces and behind large units. Extreme Temperatures - Work occurs in hot, humid, and cold environments, ranging from 15F to 100F. Prolonged Standing & Kneeling - Extended periods of standing, crouching, and kneeling while servicing equipment. Material Handling - Use of power trucks, hand trucks, and roof tuggers to transport heavy components. Safety Considerations: Proper Lifting Techniques - Training programs emphasize safe handling practices to prevent injuries. Protective Gear - Use of gloves and safety goggles. Environmental Hazards - Exposure to electrical components, refrigerants, and hazardous materials.

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