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Southwest Allen County Metropolitan School District is seeking a maintenance specialist to support HVAC systems across district facilities. The role emphasizes preventive maintenance, timely repairs, and safety compliance.
Ideal candidates will have 5+ years HVAC experience, CFC Universal and Backflow Prevention Certification, a valid driver’s license, and the ability to work independently. The 12-month position includes full benefits and on-call duties.
This is a 12 month position, with full benefits. On-call and overtime as needed.Pay is based on experience and education, ranging from $25.29 - $37.08/hour.
Perform a wide range of general maintenance and repairs for all HVAC related jobs to ensure efficient, safe and on-going operations of all district buildings.
Minimum of 5 years experience in HVAC is preferred. Formal training and experience servicing and repairing large HVAC equipment, including low pressure centrifugal chillers and related control devices, is desirable. The following certifications are required: CFC Universal, Backflow Prevention Device. Must hold a valid motor vehicle license to travel throughout the district as needed. Ability to work independently with little to no supervision is required. Ability to do heavy lifting of equipment, tools, etc. up to 70 pounds. A lift test will be required. Must have working knowledge, experience and/or training in HVAC as well as an overall knowledge of tools and materials associated with general building maintenance.Must have a good understanding of IOSHA safety rules and standards. Ability to work independently with little to no supervision is required. Effective communication skills. Team player with strong interpersonal skills to communicate and maintain positive relationships with students, staff and the general public. Ability to take direction, with initiative and dependability in carrying out assignments. Clerical skills, flexibility and confidentiality is required.