Maintenance Mechanic Specialist - HVAC

Weill Cornell Medicine; New York (NY); On-site; USD 54,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

Weill Cornell Medicine on the Upper East Side and Manhattan campuses seeks a Maintenance Mechanic Specialist - HVAC to perform expert-level maintenance and repair of complex infrastructure systems, under IUOE Local 30 union.

The role requires 5–7 years of maintenance experience, with at least 3 years in HVAC/refrigeration; FDNY Certificates; ability to work off-hours; and coordination with campus stakeholders on system reliability and efficiency.

Qualifications

• 5–7 years of maintenance experience in a large facility.
• Minimum 3 years in HVAC and/or refrigeration.
• Ability to understand complex interrelationships between utility systems.
• Willingness to work off-shifts and be available for 24-hour emergencies.
• Trade school completion and high school diploma.

Responsibilities

• Maintains, installs, troubleshoots and repairs HVAC+R systems.
• Completes and documents service requests with time/materials.
• Develops scopes of work and procures materials.
• Oversees shutdowns during construction activities.
• Monitors building automation systems.
• Performs daily inspections and optimizes performance.
• Provides status updates to stakeholders and scope changes.
• Trains coworkers in trades work.

Skills

HVAC systems

Preventive maintenance

Troubleshooting

Education

Trade school completion

High School Diploma

Job description

Title: Maintenance Mechanic Specialist - HVAC

Location: Upper East Side; Lower East Side; Midtown; West Side

Org Unit: Main Campus - Service

Work Days: Weekdays and some weekends

Weekly Hours: 37.50

Exemption Status: Non-Exempt

Salary Range: $47.95 - $47.95

• As required under NYC Human Rights Law Int 1208-2018 - Salary range for this role when Hired for NYC Offices

Position Summary

Under direct supervision, provides expert level maintenance and repair services on infrastructure systems.

This is position is part of the International Union Of Operation Engineers (IUOE), Local 30 union.

Job Responsibilities

• Completes the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair services on heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC+R) systems.
• Completes and submits a variety of service requests and preventative maintenance tasks indicating work performed and time and material spent.
• Develops scope of work for projects and identifies material and labor necessary. Obtains material pricing from vendors.
• Oversees shutdowns of selected utility systems during construction activities.
• Monitors and operates building automation systems.
• Performs routine daily inspections of the utility systems in assigned areas and records operational data. Interprets operational data and makes adjustments that improve performance/efficiency and/or resolve operational problems.
• Provides stakeholders with the status updates, issues, key activities and any changes to the scope of the overall project.
• Provides direction to other staff assigned to assist in the completion of tasks. Trains co-workers in the proper methods of completing trades work.

Education

• Completion of trade school
• High School Diploma

Experience

Maintain 5-7 years of experience in general maintenance in a large institution or commercial facility with complex infrastructure systems, of which a minimum of 3 years is in HVAC and/or refrigeration.

Knowledge, Skills And Abilities

• Demonstrated ability to understand complex interrelationships between multiple utility systems.
• Ability to work on off-shifts as required to accommodate on-going operations and/or emergencies.
• Ability to be available for 24-hour emergency call-ins.

Licenses and Certifications

• Maintain FDNY certifications necessary for the operation of utility systems. The required FDNY Certificates of Fitness as one requirement to successfully complete the probationary period are: A35, C42, F60, G46, G60, G71, P98, P99, S12 and S13
• EPA Universal Refrigeration Technician Certification
• FDNY RMO preferred

Working Conditions/Physical Demands

Position requires working in a non-office environment where there are some physical discomforts such as noise, dust, heat, fumes and other elements which are continuously present; Periodic work in animal research areas, work in machine rooms, crawl spaces, areas where there are odors from maintenance products, leaks, dust, dark areas, dampness, areas with restricted access, and noise; Frequent use of ladders to perform work; Work is performed both indoors and outdoors; Ability to grasp, lift and/or carry or otherwise move objects weighing a minimum of 50 pounds and push/pull objects up to 100 pounds; Position requires the utilization of hand tools, power tools, large wrenches; operation of small to large valves; visually and audibly required to observe operating equipment; ability to walk, stand, climb ladders/scaffolds, bend, reach, lift and carry

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