Controls Technician

USC Marshall School of Business; Huntington (WV); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

USC Marshall School of Business in Huntington, WV seeks a Building Automation Technician to oversee daily operations and maintenance of HVAC and lighting control systems. You will install, inspect, and repair building automation controllers, read drawings and sequences of operations, and troubleshoot electrical and programming issues to keep facilities safe and comfortable.

Responsibilities include responding to emergency calls, performing preventative maintenance, and ensuring compliance with

Responsibilities

• Oversees daily operations and maintenance of HVAC and lighting control systems.
• Installs, replaces, and repairs building automation controllers and devices.
• Troubleshoots electrical, mechanical, and programming issues in building automation.
• Uses vendor-specific software tools to diagnose and troubleshoot system problems.
• Reads drawings and sequences of operations to guide maintenance and repairs.
• Responds to emergency service calls during the day and after hours.
• Maintains organized work area and ensures safety and compliance with codes.

Job description

Job Description
Responsible for daily operations and maintenance of the control systems associated with HVAC and lighting controls. Performs installation, inspections, and maintenance on all types of control systems associated with building automation, digital, electronic, and electro-mechanical systems to maximize efficiency, and provide a safe and comfortable environment. General Duties: Installs, replaces, and repairs electronic building automation controllers and associated devices. Interpret building and machinery documentation to troubleshoot and make repairs. Identify and resolve mechanical, electrical, and programming problems. Use vendor-specific software tools to troubleshoot and diagnose system problems and perform preventative maintenance tasks. Read and interpret drawings and sequence of operations. Inspects, tests, troubleshoots a variety of electric and electronic equipment including such hardware as sensors, control panels, input/output panels, flow meters, and relay panels as related to utility and building HVAC control systems. Assists other shops with troubleshooting and repair of concerns related to HVAC , electrical, and control systems. Handles emergency calls as directed during the day and after hours. Maintains an organized work area, which includes cleanliness, safety, and security of materials. Maintains the required tools and equipment needed for maintenance activity to aid in timely diagnoses of system or component problems. Receives, completes, and creates work orders. Attends the workplace regularly, reports to work punctually, and follows a work schedule to keep up with the demands of the university. Maintains knowledge of state, federal, and local codes and requirements relating to maintenance and construction.