HVAC Controls Technician – Critical Environments

Envelop Group; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Envelop Group's CES unit seeks a Controls Technician to test, program, commission, and service advanced HVAC airflow control systems in labs, healthcare facilities, pharmaceuticals, and clean rooms.

The role requires reading drawings, installing fume hood controls, wiring, overseeing contractors, documenting work, and ensuring safety and regulatory standards while maintaining budgets and schedules.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required; technical degree preferred.
• Experience with testing, programming, commissioning, and servicing HVAC control systems.

Responsibilities

• Perform start up, checkout, and troubleshooting for airflow control & air monitoring systems.
• Read and interpret drawings, specs, and performance data for balancing and project management.
• Install, wire, and checkout fume hood controls.
• Perform wiring, terminations, checkouts, and assist in system start-ups using commissioning tools.
• Oversee installation contractors and coordinate with construction to maintain or exceed budgets and schedules.
• Maintain project documentation including installation records, as-builts, programming files, and commissioning reports.
• Participate in site meetings and customer training; complete closeout and training documentation.
• Enforce safety standards and manage assets.
• Attend manufacturer courses to gain knowledge on lab control & air monitoring systems.

Skills

HVAC systems

Control systems

Troubleshooting

Building Automation (BAS)

Tridium

Blueprints interpretation

Communication

Teamwork

Education

High school diploma or GED

Mechanical/Electrical degree

Technical degree preferred

Tools

BACnet

Modbus

N2

Microsoft Office

Job description

Envelop Group's CES unit seeks a Controls Technician to test, program, commission, and service advanced HVAC airflow control systems in labs, healthcare facilities, pharmaceuticals, and clean rooms.

The role requires reading drawings, installing fume hood controls, wiring, overseeing contractors, documenting work, and ensuring safety and regulatory standards while maintaining budgets and schedules.