HVAC Technician

Description

• Observe and adjust related valves, switches, recorders, charts, indicators, and thermometers for control purposes.
• Conducts testing and documentation for fume hood and exhaust lab device certifications as specified in the site standards.
• Keep logs of and maintain required conditions throughout assigned areas, anticipate and detect equipment failure and locate trouble or faulty equipment and make necessary adjustments, replacements, or tear down for repairs to prevent loss in scientific media, research, or manufacturing.
• Operates and maintains building air handling units, refrigeration machinery, auxiliary equipment and other plant mechanical equipment including but not limited to vacuum, air conditioning, coolant and heating, ventilation, fume hoods, bio-safety cabinets, water systems, compressed air, specialty water (DI, RO, WFI, etc.) and exhaust systems required to maintain proper temperature, pressure, humidity, or other such operating conditions necessary to meet client’s needs.
• The incumbent may be assigned to install, periodically monitor, troubleshoot, maintain, repair or upgrade building automation systems. Achieves and maintains all appropriate certifications, as well as a working knowledge of all applicable codes and regulations related to the field.
• Works with minimal supervision in a team-based environment while maintaining knowledge of, and compliance with, all applicable codes, regulations, SOP’s, and work instructions as required.
• Advised and instructs others assisting the equipment operations and in performing maintenance and repair work.
• Overhauls and installs equipment as required.
• The incumbent will also need to maintain knowledge of and ensure compliance with all applicable codes, regulations, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and work instructions.
• Work at heights and perform overhead work as required.

Requirements

• Able to work in confined spaces such as closets, crawl spaces, attics, vaults, etc.
• Trade license, apprenticeship, or equivalent trade experience vocational certification preferred.
• Works 7 consecutive days (Tuesday to Monday)
• Previous experience working in life sciences environment desired.
• Ability to work in a customer service environment and interact with clients.
• Must have a valid driver’s license.
• Environmental conditions will vary based on job requirements, including the ability to work outdoors in all types of weather conditions.
• Works 7 consecutive nights (Thursday night to Thursday morning)
• Expected to work independently with minimal supervision while being an effective team player.
• Skilled and physically able to operate electric hand tools, work on ladders, carry tools, lift and transport heavy loads, operate necessary equipment, and drive a motor vehicle.
• Proficient in computer-based systems and programs, including Microsoft Office and Outlook.
• Works 7 consecutive days (Wednesday to Tuesday)
• Ideal candidate will have hands-on refrigeration system experience.
• Team player with strong interpersonal skills.
• Preferred experience with Siemens or Honeywell BAS systems.
• Must have a Universal EPA certification.
• Must be physically capable of performing required job functions, including lifting, bending, and moving in a safe manner.
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds.
• High School diploma or equivalent.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience.
• Must possess adequate skills to perform job functions with minimal supervision.
• Fluent in English with conflict resolution skills and effective communication in oral and written reports.

Benefits

• Starts Thursday night
• Off Thursday (after shift), Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday
• Starts Tuesday
• 1,728 regular hours + shift differential × $49.21 = $85,034.88
• 192 hours regular hours, OT and shift differential × $74.85 = $14,371.20
• 96 hours double time & shift differential × $102.62 = $9,851.52

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance