HVAC Mechanic I

Maintains a professional image and exhibits excellent customer relations to patients, visitors, physicians, and co-workers in accordance with our Service Excellence Standards and Core Values.

Maintains building components such as Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Variable Refrigerant Flow, Steam, Hot Water, Gas, Building Automation, Energy Management, and Work Order Management systems.

Log equipment performance readings as assigned Provide a wide variety of skilled task including installation, repairs, troubleshooting, planning, modifications, and calibration of instrumentation for building Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration (HVAC&R) and energy management systems.

Modifies, designs and change control circuits; install temporary components and/or systems to sustain operations and provides technical advice and support to operators and other technicians.

Maintains fire rated wall, ceiling and floor assembly penetrations with approved UL rated firestop compounds.

Shall have a working knowledge of the Institutional HVAC Systems, ASHRAE Standards, NFPA Life Safety Code and applicable OSHA regulations or have an ability to acquire such knowledge within 5 years.

Monitor equipment & utility systems and log performance indication readings.

Review Work Orders daily and complete associated tasks/repairs by Type/Priority and document the "as found" condition, troubleshooting/repair details, list any testing equipment (w/calibration dates), test results data, photos, verbal/written documentation of communication with Requestor and final "as corrected" condition.

Document root causes for all equipment failures.

Maintains detailed and accurate records of system repairs, temperature, humidity and air flow as required by authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ) and medical center policy.

Under supervision, ensure safe and efficient operation of HVAC&R equipment including Boilers, Chillers, Pumps, Heat Exchangers, Air Handling Equipment, variable frequency drives, remote terminal units, and follows through to completion any required repairs maintenance and alterations.

This summary of responsibilities is not intended to be a complete or limiting description of the functions that the employee may reasonably be requested to undertake.

Working weekends and different shifts will be required.

Requires the ability to work under and handle stressful situations.

Work Schedule: 80 hours bi-weekly Qualifications/Education/Training: High School Graduate or GED.

Must be able to demonstrate general personal computer data entry proficiency and basic control diagnostic procedures.

Licenses and/or Certifications*: If the operation of a McLeod owned or leased vehicle is required; must possess a valid driver's license and have acceptable driving record.

Certifications: * EPA Refrigerant Recovery Certification * Maybe completed within 6 months of starting position