Onsite HVAC Technician – Central Plant & Building Systems

Energy Jobline ZR; Midland (TX); On-site; USD 33,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

System One is seeking an HVAC Technician for Midland, Texas, onsite direct hire. Responsibilities include maintaining, operating, monitoring, and repairing central plant equipment in hospital/clinic environments.

Candidates should have water treatment experience, knowledge of HVAC controls and EMS, OSHA NFPA70E, and an associate degree in Operating Engineering. Travel 0-5% and the ability to work under pressure are required.

Qualifications

• Experience with HVAC systems in building climate control.
• Familiarity with Energy Management Systems and controls.
• OSHA Basic and NFPA70E certifications are preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, operate, monitor, and repair utilities and central plant equipment at hospital, clinic, and supporting facilities.
• Respond to maintenance requests and assist in maintaining central plant operations.
• Perform preventative maintenance, schedule, and complete corrective maintenance activities in a timely and professional manner.
• Monitor and operate power plant equipment, inspecting and adjusting for maximum efficiency.
• Troubleshoot engineering systems and equipment following manufacturer guidelines.
• Adjust heating and cooling schedules via Energy Management System based on building loads.
• Conduct building rounds and equipment inspections, documenting findings accurately and reporting issues.

Skills

HVAC systems

Energy Management Systems

Temperature controls

Communication skills

Math skills

Education

Associates degree in Operating Engineering

High School diploma or equivalent

Tools

Energy Management System (EMS)

Building management software

Job description

System One is seeking an HVAC Technician for Midland, Texas, onsite direct hire. Responsibilities include maintaining, operating, monitoring, and repairing central plant equipment in hospital/clinic environments.

Candidates should have water treatment experience, knowledge of HVAC controls and EMS, OSHA NFPA70E, and an associate degree in Operating Engineering. Travel 0-5% and the ability to work under pressure are required.