Maintenance Mech HVAC II - Facility Ops (Full Time) - 8060

mhnetwork; West Virginia; On-site; USD 48,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Mary's Medical Center is seeking an HVAC II in the Facility Operations Department. The role involves maintenance, repair, and optimization of air conditioning, refrigeration, and utility systems under supervision of the Director of Facility Operations or Maintenance Manager.

You will also coordinate with contractors on projects and ensure system reliability. Required are a high school or trade diploma with relevant coursework, Refrigeration Certification (Type I/II) and an active electrical

Qualifications

• High school or trade school with courses in air conditioning, welding, shop mechanics and electricity.
• Refrigeration Engineers Society Type I, II certification required as per 40 CFR part 82; current state electrical license preferred.
• Refrigeration Certification and 3 years of building control experience can substitute for Refrigeration Certification and electrical license.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, replace and repair air conditioning and refrigeration systems, air handling and distribution systems, steam distribution, medical vacuum systems and medical gas systems.
• Monitor, adjust, and program Energy Management System to maintain peak efficiency of utilities.
• Serve as a resource for contractors and staff on projects as needed.

Skills

Maintenance techniques

Fire and safety regulations

Read blueprints

Vendor/contractor communication

Education

HS diploma or trade school

Refrigeration Certification Type I/II (required)

State electrical license (current)

Alternative: Refrigeration Certification + building control experience (3 years)

Job description

St. Mary's Medical Center is seeking a HVAC II for our Facility Operations Department. The Maintenance Mechanic HVAC II, under the supervision of the Director of Facility Operations, Maintenance Manager or designee, performs duties relevant to, but not limited to, maintenance, replacement and repair of air conditioning and refrigeration systems, air handling distribution systems, steam distribution system, medical surgical vacuum systems and medical gas systems which covers electrical operations. Duties include monitoring, adjusting, and programming the Energy Management System to maintain peak efficiency on utility systems. Duties include, but not limited to, making repairs to the above systems. This position requires you to be a resource for contractors and staff as needed on projects when required.

EDUCATION

High school or trade school graduate including courses in air conditioning, welding, shop mechanics and electricity. Certification required with Refrigeration Engineers Society at Type I, II as required by 40 CFR part 82 and a current and valid state issued electrical license. A Refrigeration Certification and 3 years of building control program could be used in lieu of Refrigeration Certification and electrical license.

EXPERIENCE

Six to Eight years experience or more in air conditioning, electrical wiring and repair of all kinds of equipment. Boiler room experience preferable but not essential.

SKILLS

Should be familiar with maintenance technique, fire and safety regulations and be able to read and interpret blueprints. Must be able to communicate with vendors or contractors when needed or required.