Senior HVAC Technician - Industrial Systems & Controls

Theuniversityunion; Albuquerque (NM); On-site; USD 56,000 - 58,000; Full time

Job summary

Isleta Resort and Casino is seeking a skilled HVAC Maintenance Technician to perform routine repairs and maintenance on HVAC systems, controls, and distribution networks. You will monitor systems via remote links and PLCs, troubleshoot malfunctions, and perform preventive maintenance to ensure reliable operation.

The role requires four years of licensed Journeyman experience in heating/refrigeration, BOM1/BOM2 licenses, an EPA card, and a valid NM driver’s license.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Four years paid experience as a licensed Journeyman in heating/refrigeration, which may substitute.
• New Mexico BOM1/BOM2 licenses required and EPA card.
• New Mexico Journeyman License (trade specific) required.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot and repair building distribution systems including low pressure steam distribution and air handling.
• Troubleshoot and repair commercial HVAC systems up to 100 tons capacity.
• Operate and monitor system set points using remote links and PLC controls.
• Read blueprints and schematics to perform maintenance and repairs.
• Document work by completing daily time and progress records per SOPs.
• Respond to maintenance and security calls and emergencies as needed.

Skills

HVAC troubleshooting

Maintenance

Blueprint reading

Electrical

Safety awareness

Education

High School Diploma / GED

Journeyman Boiler License BOM1

Journeyman Boiler License BOM2

Tools

EPA Certification

Programmable logic controls

Job description

Isleta Resort and Casino is seeking a skilled HVAC Maintenance Technician to perform routine repairs and maintenance on HVAC systems, controls, and distribution networks. You will monitor systems via remote links and PLCs, troubleshoot malfunctions, and perform preventive maintenance to ensure reliable operation.

The role requires four years of licensed Journeyman experience in heating/refrigeration, BOM1/BOM2 licenses, an EPA card, and a valid NM driver’s license.