AC and Refrigeration Mechanic - Full Time

Does the prospect of having one location to come to work every day sound appealing? Would you like to help others \"keep their cool\" at \"The Happiest Place on Earth\"? If so, Disneyland Resort may have your dream job! As the Air Conditioning Mechanic, you are responsible for maintaining and repairing air conditioning, refrigeration, heating, ventilating, and related equipment. Additionally, you research vendors and suppliers, order parts, and utilize a maintenance management system to assign and track work. (Local, Southern California applicants sought – no relocation offered.) Responsibilities Preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of AC systems and related equipment AC Systems Direct expansion (DX) units – packaged or split; air handling units Variable‑or constant‑volume systems Window and rooftop units Building‑automation or energy‑management systems Co‑oled systems (CO systems?) Refrigeration Beverage and ice‑delivery systems Gaylord hood exhaust systems Frozen‑beverage equipment Walk‑in refrigerators and freezers Other Responsibilities Read, interpret, and trace schematics; use accurate repair‑and‑replacement procedures as depicted in maintenance/vendor manuals. Manage assigned workload through the computerized maintenance management system (MAXIMO). Coordinate and partner with other skilled craftsmen across building trades. Basic Qualifications Experience in restaurant refrigeration maintenance and repair. Knowledge of principles of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration, with detailed knowledge of refrigerant handling. Certification as a Universal technician required by 40CFR Part82 SubpartF. Understanding of various air conditioning and air‑handling systems, kitchen exhaust systems, variable‑air‑volume systems, refrigeration‑and‑food equipment, and beverage systems used throughout the resort. Ability to use HVAC/refrigeration tools and devices such as gauges, amp probes or clamp meters, vacuum pumps, electrical testers, torches, charging scales, and volt meters. Additional Information All AC and refrigeration mechanics must attend annual training classes in Hearing Conservation, Respiratory Protection, and Lead Awareness. They must also undergo annual medical evaluations, fit tests, audiometric exams, and semi‑annual Lead/Zinc blood tests. Schedule Availability Shifts are typically at night. Availability to work Sunday through Saturday, any shift (1st, 2nd, or 3rd), including holidays, and flexibility for days off is required. Compensation and Benefits The pay rate for this role in California is $41.63–$50.68 per hour, in accordance with the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Actual base pay may vary based on job‑related knowledge, skills, experience, and seniority. Optional benefits may include medical, financial, and other offerings. Learn more about benefits at #J-18808-Ljbffr