Lead HVAC Equipment Technician

Obsolete Site; Hawaii; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Obsolete Site in the United States, Hawaii, seeks an Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic Leader to direct a work crew in planning, maintenance, installation and repair of HVAC, refrigeration, and ventilation systems.

The role requires leading by example, ensuring adherence to procedures and safety rules, and coordinating tasks with supervisors. It involves diagnosing electrical problems and performing routine maintenance on a range of units.

Qualifications

• Ability to lead workers and set priorities with minimal supervision.
• Install, diagnose and repair split and package HVAC systems; diagnose electrical issues.
• Use plans and blueprints to locate and repair HVAC components.
• Follow safety, environmental and housekeeping rules on site.
• Demonstrate proper work methods and procedures as directed.

Responsibilities

• Lead workers in planning, maintenance, installation and repair of HVAC equipment, refrigeration systems, ventilation and air compressor units.
• Serve as work leader; give instructions and assign tasks received from supervisor.
• Lead with planning, pace work, and answer questions on procedures and directives.
• Monitor work in progress and ensure compliance with instructions, methods and deadlines.
• Keep supervisor informed on status, delays, and overall work progress and problems.
• Perform maintenance on domestic and commercial refrigeration and air conditioning units and systems.

Skills

Leadership

HVAC troubleshooting

Blueprints & plans

Safety procedures

Tools

HVAC equipment

Electrical diagnostics

Job description

Obsolete Site in the United States, Hawaii, seeks an Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic Leader to direct a work crew in planning, maintenance, installation and repair of HVAC, refrigeration, and ventilation systems.

The role requires leading by example, ensuring adherence to procedures and safety rules, and coordinating tasks with supervisors. It involves diagnosing electrical problems and performing routine maintenance on a range of units.