HVAC Mechanic I — Day Shift, On-Call, Growth & Benefits

Towson University; Towson (MD); On-site; USD 51,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full university benefits

Tuition remission

Paid holidays and leave

Job summary

Towson University seeks an HVAC Mechanic I to service and repair HVAC systems on a commercial scale. The role covers preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and on-call rotations to ensure reliable operation of campus heating and cooling infrastructure.

Responsibilities include repair, testing, and balancing of air and hydronic systems, as well as maintaining burners and compressors. A high school diploma and CFC certification are required, with TU offering comprehensive benefits and

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Four years progressive experience in air conditioning/refrigeration trades.
• CFC Refrigerant Certification Types I & II or Universal required.
• Additional related education/experience may substitute for experience with 30 college credits equating to one year.

Responsibilities

• Service, repair, and install air conditioning equipment; diagnose and replace chiller controls and components.
• Follow manufacturer recommendations for preventive maintenance and operation.
• Troubleshoot HVAC systems using related software and controls.
• Perform tests and balance procedures for air and hydronic systems to optimize operation.
• Maintain burners and heat exchangers; ensure proper fuel-to-air ratios and safe operation.
• Manage variable frequency drives on pumps and fans; service humidification systems.
• Provide guidance and training to other maintenance staff on HVAC systems.

Skills

HVAC troubleshooting

Reading blueprints/schematics

Safety and OSHA compliance

Oral and written communication

Education

High School Diploma or GED

CFC Refrigerant Certification Types I & II or Universal

Job description

Towson University seeks an HVAC Mechanic I to service and repair HVAC systems on a commercial scale. The role covers preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and on-call rotations to ensure reliable operation of campus heating and cooling infrastructure.

Responsibilities include repair, testing, and balancing of air and hydronic systems, as well as maintaining burners and compressors. A high school diploma and CFC certification are required, with TU offering comprehensive benefits and