Heavy-Duty RA Mec

The Heavy-Duty R/A Mechanic performs troubleshooting inspections testing calibration overhaul repair modification installation preventive maintenance and in some cases fabrication on heating ventilation air conditioning air compressor and refrigeration systems/ equipment and their associated piping and controls systems.

• Applies knowledge of HVAC and related systems to provide temporary or permanent repairs to keep critical equipment operating

• Selects estimates and orders necessary tools equipment and materials to accomplish repairs and modifications

• Applies thorough knowledge of HVAC and thermodynamic principals in determining and ensuring proper operation of campus HVAC systems

• Applies innovative techniques for troubleshooting and resolving operational problems

• Assists in design reviews of HVAC design specifications and drawings for new and renovated campus buildings and systems including progress monitoring and inspections and initial checkout

• Provides and maintains operations and maintenance information on such systems

• Performs installation configuration calibration maintenance and troubleshooting on campus HVAC pneumatic controls systems

• Assists and trains other employees in becoming proficient in the performance of assigned duties

• Performs other duties as assigned

The ideal candidate will possess the following:

• Knowledge of and experience in pneumatic electronic and digital control systems

• Knowledge of principles of heating ventilation air conditioning and refrigeration with associated control systems

• Knowledge of combustion systems air and water balancing thermodynamics psychometrics electrical power air compressors and dryers

• Knowledge of HVAC system operations specifically Air Handlers VAVs pumped water systems boilers chillers heat exchangers

• Ability to troubleshoot and repair chillers 40 tons and larger

• Basic electrical repair skills high (up to 480v) and low voltage (24v)

• Electric AC/DC controls troubleshooting skills including reading electrical diagrams

• Must be able to read and interpret blueprints and schematics including control schematics and ladder diagrams

• Must excel in troubleshooting of HVAC system problems

Review of applications will beginJanuary 19 2026and willcontinue until the position is received bythis datewill receive priority consideration.

Minimum: Typically requires high school diploma and three years of relevant HVAC experience with a minimum of one year in HVAC controls; or an equivalent combination of education training and experience. Must possess CFC certification.

Preferred: Vocational or technical training in HVAC operations or comparable training field; ten years experience in general HVAC work; experience in control system computer interface; and experience in an institutional setting utilizing built-up HVAC systems is preferred.