HVAC Technician, Night (POOL)

Technician, HVAC Department

Operate, maintain, repair, and install heating, ventilation, air-conditioning equipment, and all related equipment and services. Monitor, maintain and repair HVAC Direct Digital Controls systems.

High School Diploma or equivalent. The ability to follow verbal and written instructions, and a minimum of five years HVAC related experience. Provide proof of completion of HVAC accredited certification course or be able to prove equivalent knowledge in HVAC during interview process. Must have EPA universal technician certification, a valid Texas driver's license able to qualify as a driver under the district's insurance carrier when driving a district vehicle.

Perform preventative maintenance procedures for all HVAC equipment including system operational checks and cleaning of all coils.

Complete PM logs, refrigerant tracking log, maintain safety data sheets log and collects new SDS, as needed, to keep HVAC SDS logs current.

Perform daily survey of HVAC Direct Digital Control system for potential problem equipment.

Ensure a clean and organized service truck and report discrepancies to auto fleet manager.

Diagnose and repair malfunctions on all heating and air conditioning systems. Repair or replace heating and air conditioning systems and components to include replacement of items such as compressors, reversing valves, fan motors and electrical components.

Procure parts and equipment necessary to complete jobs.

Work with senior technician requiring advanced trouble shooting procedures including calibration of controls, air balancing, and modifications to the HVAC system.

Communicate with other technicians and assist, as needed.

Update work orders with material usage, repairs, labor and turn in all purchase requisitions and other pertaining paperwork.

Maintain inventory of district owned tools and equipment.

Identify and report needed repairs on district buildings and equipment. Keep senior lead technician advised of potential problems.

Maintain all building exhaust systems and vent hood systems.

Maintain good rapport with customers and advise when repairs are complete.

Follow Educator Code of Conduct and all policies, procedures, laws and State/Federal regulations.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Knowledge of established safety procedures and techniques

Knowledge of HVAC repairs, maintenance, and installation procedures

Good knowledge of HVAC controls systems

Skill working in a collaborative, team-based environment

Knowledge of applicable federal, state, local laws, guidelines, procedures, and codes

General knowledge of HVAC DDC controls system and computer skills

Skill in reading and interpreting blueprints, diagrams, schematics and written reference material

Skill in mathematical calculations

Skill in the use of HVAC tools and equipment including, but not limited to, recovery equipment, vacuum pumps, meters, gauges, oxygen/acetylene torch and ladders

None

Requires repetitive hand motions, and daily exposure to possible adverse weather elements for extended periods of time. Must be able to push pull lift, and/or carry 40 pounds independently and over 40 pounds with assistance.

Education Service Center Region 13