Lead HVAC & Facilities Maintenance Technician

Pierce County; Tacoma (WA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Pierce County is seeking a qualified Facilities Maintenance Mechanic 2 – HVAC to support building operations across county facilities in Tacoma, WA. You will perform installation, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and repairs on HVAC/R systems, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient performance for thousands of employees and the public.

As a journey-level tradesperson, you will lead by example, mentor lower-skilled workers, and participate in projects such as equipment replacements and

Qualifications

• Five years of work experience in the relevant HVAC/R, HVAC/R Controls, Maintenance Electrical, or related trade areas that includes installation, operation, troubleshooting, and repairs; TO INCLUDE
• Two years of experience in leading or managing projects including equipment replacements, repairs, and/or space remodels.

Responsibilities

• Execute journey-level HVAC/R work performing various HVAC/R installations, preventive maintenance, and repair tasks.
• Operate, maintain, and repair HVAC/R equipment, duct work, and dampers.
• Monitor HVAC/R systems and adjust to maintain efficient performance.
• Operate refrigerant recovery equipment to avoid expelling refrigerant to atmosphere and file appropriate documentation to assure compliance.
• Perform journey-level electrical work and low voltage troubleshooting related to HVAC/R equipment and initiates repairs as appropriate.
• Respond to routine and emergency calls in assigned trade from supported facilities, ensuring all systems are functioning to standards and meeting customer needs.

Job description

Pierce County is seeking a qualified Facilities Maintenance Mechanic 2 – HVAC to support building operations across county facilities in Tacoma, WA. You will perform installation, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and repairs on HVAC/R systems, ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient performance for thousands of employees and the public.

As a journey-level tradesperson, you will lead by example, mentor lower-skilled workers, and participate in projects such as equipment replacements and