HVAC Pre-Commissioning Tech II: Start-up & Troubleshooting

ENFRA LLC; Rayville (MD); On-site; USD 33,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

ENFRA LLC is seeking a Pre-Commissioning Technician II to support the pre-commissioning department and assist senior technicians in startup and repair of systems. You will gain exposure to basic system concepts, troubleshooting methodologies, and build higher‑level technician skills.

Responsibilities include startup of less complex equipment, assisting with diagnostics and repairs, and supporting operations through system flushing and settings.

Qualifications

• 20 hours of continued education.
• 2+ years' experience.
• EPA 608 Certification.
• OSHA 30 certification.
• NFPA 70 certification.
• Ability to develop safety, time management, and troubleshooting skills.

Responsibilities

• Starting up less complex equipment; assisting higher level technicians with complex equipment and systems, gathering product info (Model #'s, Serial #'s, Belt, filter sizes).
• Diagnose and repair; assisting more senior technicians troubleshooting problems and repairing them.
• Support for operations: assisting with system flushing, TAB, setting PRV's, maintaining belts, greasing bearings and motors before turnover.
• Review of submittal documents: verifying equipment on job and submittal match voltage/amps/HP/etc.
• Mentoring of other employees: the individual is not expected to provide direct mentoring to other employees, either within, or outside of the department
• After hours work: the individual works overtime on occasion.

Skills

Safety Habits

Copper Tube Brazing

Soft Skills

Time Management

Troubleshooting System Knowledge

Hydronic Systems

VRF Systems

Chiller Operation

Education

EPA 608 Certification

OSHA 30 certification

NFPA 70 certification

20 hours of continued education

Job description

ENFRA LLC is seeking a Pre-Commissioning Technician II to support the pre-commissioning department and assist senior technicians in startup and repair of systems. You will gain exposure to basic system concepts, troubleshooting methodologies, and build higher‑level technician skills.

Responsibilities include startup of less complex equipment, assisting with diagnostics and repairs, and supporting operations through system flushing and settings.