HVAC Technician & Controls Specialist (3rd Shift)

The Chronicle Of Higher Education, Inc.; Fairfield (CT); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Fairfield University is seeking a qualified HVAC technician to perform routine maintenance and repairs on campus heating and air conditioning systems. The role requires reading electrical and mechanical drawings, working with low voltage/motor controls, and familiarity with DDC controls.

The position is a 3rd shift role within the Energy Department, requiring a Connecticut driver’s license in good standing and a high school diploma.

Qualifications

• High School diploma required; Connecticut State HVAC license (D2) preferred.
• Experience in a systems-oriented HVAC environment with basic servicing knowledge.
• Desirable EPA/OSHA or state licenses; valid CT driver’s license in good standing.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine repairs and preventive maintenance on campus HVAC equipment.
• Read electrical and mechanical drawings and interpret low-voltage and motor controls; work with DDC systems.
• Maintain cleanliness and safety of equipment rooms and keep accurate maintenance records.
• Assist with installation of new or repaired equipment utilizing electrical and mechanical skills.
• Provide backup support to supervisors and coordinate with contractors as needed.
• Participate in department meetings and contribute to system upgrades and procedures.

Skills

Electrical drawings reading

Mechanical drawings reading

Low voltage controls

DDC controls

Floor plans reading

HVAC tools familiarity

Driver's license

Education

High School diploma

Connecticut State HVAC license (D2)

Tools

Alterton/Carrier ComfortWorks

Job description

Fairfield University is seeking a qualified HVAC technician to perform routine maintenance and repairs on campus heating and air conditioning systems. The role requires reading electrical and mechanical drawings, working with low voltage/motor controls, and familiarity with DDC controls.

The position is a 3rd shift role within the Energy Department, requiring a Connecticut driver’s license in good standing and a high school diploma.