HVAC/R Technician - 480V Controls & Plant Maintenance

Boeing; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 34,563 - 59,415; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Union represented

Job summary

Boeing in Wichita, KS is hiring for a union-represented HVAC/R technician responsible for maintaining, repairing, and balancing complex plant systems. The role covers chillers, pumps, and associated controls, with a focus on refrigerant, gas, steam, and hydraulic systems.

The successful candidate will diagnose equipment issues, balance systems, and support multiple crafts on site, working various shifts under the collective bargaining agreement.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of commercial HVAC experience.
• Experience troubleshooting and repairing refrigerant, gas, steam, and hydraulic systems.
• Experience with HVAC/R controls and components up to 480 volts, including pneumatic, electrical, and electromechanical controls, variable frequency drives, and motors.
• Willingness and ability to work any shift, including alternative workweeks.
• Must possess an EPA Refrigerant Card.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, operate, repair, build and rebuild plant infrastructure and systems pertaining to HVAC/R.
• Troubleshoot and repair refrigerant, gas, steam, and hydraulic systems.
• Install, repair, replace, rebuild, troubleshoot, adjust, and balance HVAC/R equipment including chillers and related systems.
• Handle controls and components associated with HVAC/R equipment feeding from the main power disconnect.
• Monitor, diagnose, and repair building systems and controls related to HVAC/R equipment.
• Monitor, record, and analyze pressures and temperatures to identify out-of-spec conditions.
• Assist other crafts in maintenance and construction of plant equipment within Spirit‑Wichita facility.

Skills

HVAC experience

Troubleshooting

EPA Refrigerant Card

Electrical controls up to 480V

Tools

Pneumatic controls

Variable frequency drives

Job description

Boeing in Wichita, KS is hiring for a union-represented HVAC/R technician responsible for maintaining, repairing, and balancing complex plant systems. The role covers chillers, pumps, and associated controls, with a focus on refrigerant, gas, steam, and hydraulic systems.

The successful candidate will diagnose equipment issues, balance systems, and support multiple crafts on site, working various shifts under the collective bargaining agreement.