HVAC Mechanic II
Description
Job Description
SUMMARY
Provide service and maintenance for all aspects of mechanical operations and heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning (HVAC) and refrigeration equipment (especially large commercial and specialty systems) so as to support the University's educational mission.
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QUALIFICATIONS
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Strong verbal communication and listening skills
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Maintains a high degree of professionalism
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Highly thorough and dependable
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Working knowledge and ability to use the International Mechanical Code and perform work in accordance with IMC
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Understand basic chemistry, electrical basics and control systems, steam and water heating fundamentals, and HVAC & refrigeration basic cycles and principles
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Welding and/or soldering skills; and ability to use tools, meters, gauges and equipment correctly and safely
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Ability to read, understand, and troubleshoot schematic diagrams, and troubleshoot and repair problems of varied types
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Knowledge of procedures for safe refrigerant and chemical handling
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Working knowledge of OSHA regulations pertaining to work performed
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Working knowledge of HVAC and associated systems employing computer-based monitoring and control devices
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Refrigerant Handling Certification (Universal preferred) upon hire
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Journeyman Mechanical License upon hire
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Must have a valid Virginia driver’s license and meets the standards for the University’s insurance carrier upon hire
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EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
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H.S. Diploma or GED required
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Technical training in mechanical work evidenced by obtaining or ability to obtain Journeyman's Mechanical License (typically 3 years of Technical Trade School) required
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4-7 years’ progressively responsible mechanical experience directly related to HVAC systems to include commercial HVAC service of chillers and refrigeration required
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WORK HOURS
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Full-time, non-exempt position
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Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; 8 hours a day; 40 hours per week; flexibility required.
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