Building Services Technician

Frontier Communications; Bowling Green (OH); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Frontier Communications is seeking a Building Services Technician in Bowling Green, OH to maintain and repair air handling and HVAC systems. You will interpret drawings, diagnose faults, and perform routine and corrective maintenance on complex building systems including boilers, furnaces, humidifiers, and controls.

You will also program digital controls, analyze system outputs, prepare reports, and order parts.

Qualifications

• HVAC knowledge with electrical/mechanical theory.
• Familiar with reading drawings/specs and following safety rules.
• EPA Universal certification required for handling refrigerants.
• Ability to operate and troubleshoot building automation systems.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and repair air handling/conditioning systems and related equipment.
• Read drawings, diagnose faults, and perform tests using specialized tools.
• Program and adjust digital building automation systems.
• Record data, prepare reports, and order materials as needed.
• Ensure compliance with laws and company policies.

Skills

Electrical theory

Mechanical theory

Digital controls knowledge

HVAC systems knowledge

Blueprints interpretation

Effective communication

Manual dexterity with tools

Safety compliance

Physical stamina

Analytical skills

Education

EPA Universal Certification (CFC)

Building Engineer certification/licensing

Tools

Hand tools

Test equipment

Power tools

Building automation controls

Job description

Overview

Building Services Technician — Bowling Green, OH.

Summary

Responsible for the proper operation, repair, and maintenance of all assigned Air Handling/Conditioning Systems including, but not limited to, various types of refrigeration equipment/systems, humidifying equipment/systems, furnaces (gas, electric, solar), boilers, fans, heaters, controls associated with air handling systems, and duct systems. Provides technical support and assistance to Air Conditioning Mechanics and performs other duties as assigned.

General Duties

• Performs building maintenance engineering and other miscellaneous maintenance/repair duties which include moving, changing, trouble-shooting and repairing mechanical and electrical building systems/devices (fire alarms, security, lighting, elevators, air conditioning, kitchen, plumbing, etc.).
• Reads and interprets drawings and specifications.
• Tests and diagnoses trouble using specialized tools and test equipment.
• Performs functional routines and adjustments/repairs on complex building systems/equipment.
• Programs digital building electronic automation systems.
• Analyzes system problem printouts and takes appropriate action.
• Gathers/records data and prepares reports.
• Orders material, parts, and building supplies as required.
• Makes decisions based on analysis, technical knowledge, and capabilities of equipment.
• Follows all appropriate laws, Company policies and procedures.
• May be required to perform additional duties and tasks as required by the Company.

Qualifications

• Tests – Results obtained in standard tests for this position must meet minimum requirements established by the Company, in accordance with Company policy.
• Working knowledge of electrical, mechanical and/or digital theory.
• Working knowledge of HVAC electrical systems.
• Working knowledge of B.A.S., fire alarm and plumbing systems.
• Working knowledge of, and manual dexterity to use, various hand and power tools and associated test equipment.
• Working knowledge of automated building controls.
• Demonstrated effectiveness to interpret and use blueprints/schematics/wiring diagrams/manufacturer's specifications.
• Working knowledge of job-related equipment.
• Physical condition to perform job duties including seeing/hearing; fingering/handling; reaching; bending/crouching/squatting/kneeling; pushing/pulling/lifting/carrying weights in excess of 50 pounds while climbing ladders (heavy work).
• Able to work from a stepladder, climb to rooftops and ascend/descend by extension and/or stationary ladders.
• Demonstrated effective communication skills.
• Basic keyboard skills, alpha and numeric.
• No diagnosed condition(s) as defined by applicable state law(s) likely to cause loss of consciousness or control while driving and must be mentally alert to work around moving machinery and live electrical circuits.
• May require a Building Engineer's certification and licensing.
• EPA Universal certification required (CFC).
• Advanced knowledge of commercial air conditioning and heating.
• Tolerance to work in confined spaces.
• Able to perceive differences in color.
• Working knowledge of organizing, planning, perceptual, and analytical skills.
• Tolerance to work in outdoor environment and/or areas that are damp and dirty.
• Tolerance to work with chemicals such as refrigerants (freons), gasoline, lubricating oils/greases, number 2 diesel fuel, fiberglass, contact cleaner/solvents, acetylene, acetone, paints, silicone, ammonia, cement, asphalt, acids, rubber, methane (sewer gas), coal tar, and adhesives.