HVAC Building Engineer – Central Plant & 2nd Shift

The Peterson School; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 86,000 - 127,000; Full time

Job summary

The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston is seeking a Building Engineer (HVAC) to operate, maintain and repair central plant systems across a 1 million sq ft facility in Boston, MA. A Massachusetts HVAC Journeyman license and EPA Universal Certification are required, with 5+ years in large-scale operations.

This on-site, second-shift role collaborates with licensed HVAC technicians and other trades to optimize energy use, read schematics, follow PM programs, and respond to service requests to keep the

Qualifications

• Massachusetts HVAC/RE Journeyman license required.
• EPA Universal Refrigerant Recovery Certification required.
• Minimum 5 years in large central plant operations.
• Knowledge of chillers, boilers, pumps, VFDs and BAS.
• Experience with PM programs and reading schematics.
• Strong teamwork and collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Operate, maintain and repair central HVAC systems.
• Respond to service requests and adjust temperatures.
• Inspect equipment, test readings and take corrective actions.
• Monitor energy management practices and optimize efficiency.
• Coordinate with tenant firms and internal teams.

Skills

HVAC operations

BAS controls

Energy management

Team collaboration

Reading schematics

Troubleshooting

Education

Journeyman HVAC license (MA)

EPA Universal Refrigerant Recovery Certification

Tools

Chillers

Boilers

Pumps

VFDs

BAS Control Systems

Job description

The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston is seeking a Building Engineer (HVAC) to operate, maintain and repair central plant systems across a 1 million sq ft facility in Boston, MA. A Massachusetts HVAC Journeyman license and EPA Universal Certification are required, with 5+ years in large-scale operations.

This on-site, second-shift role collaborates with licensed HVAC technicians and other trades to optimize energy use, read schematics, follow PM programs, and respond to service requests to keep the