Steam & HVAC Systems Operator - 3rd Class Licensed
The Tatitlek Corporation
Arlington (VA)
On-site
USD 55,000 - 75,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
The Tatitlek Corporation is seeking an Operating Engineer to oversee HVAC systems in Federal Government buildings. Responsibilities include maintenance, adjustments, and repairs of heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment. The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge of HVAC systems, supervisory experience, and Universal CFC Certification. Work requires physical ability to maneuver equipment and conduct inspections in varying environmental conditions. The position is critical for maintaining efficient indoor environments, addressing occupant concerns, and ensuring equipment operates according to standards.
Qualifications
Must have skill and knowledge in HVAC systems.
Shift leader position must have supervisory experience.
Ability to perform preventive maintenance on all operational and mechanical equipment.
Responsibilities
Make adjustments and minor repairs to HVAC systems.
Inspect equipment and test for correct operation.
Answer occupants' complaints related to HVAC.
Perform preventive maintenance and repairs.
Conduct physical inspections and testing of equipment.
Skills
HVAC systems knowledge
Supervisory experience
Preventive maintenance ability
Universal CFC Certification
Education
3rd Class Steam Engineer Licensed Operating Engineer
Tools
Testing equipment
Job description
The Tatitlek Corporation is seeking an Operating Engineer to oversee HVAC systems in Federal Government buildings. Responsibilities include maintenance, adjustments, and repairs of heating, cooling, and ventilation equipment. The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge of HVAC systems, supervisory experience, and Universal CFC Certification. Work requires physical ability to maneuver equipment and conduct inspections in varying environmental conditions. The position is critical for maintaining efficient indoor environments, addressing occupant concerns, and ensuring equipment operates according to standards.