Skilled Trades Worker - HVAC

Skilled Trades Worker

Under the supervision of the Director of Facilities/Transportation and/or Designee, the Skilled Trades Worker performs a variety of skilled and semi-skilled tasks and operations involved in the maintenance, repair, alteration and/or basic construction of District buildings and facilities. This position's primary focus will be in the area of HVAC.

Salary Range N $43.58 - $58.40 hourly rate. (New employees to the district no higher that Step 6 $55.61/hourly rate)

Qualifications

Journeyman-level knowledge in HVAC systems (gas, electric, heat pump, single-zone, split or packaged units) Understanding of design, function, and control systems (mechanical, pneumatic, electrical, electronic) Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematics, and specifications Proficient in diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing HVAC, carpentry, plumbing, and electrical systems Knowledge of HVAC-related parts and controls (thermostats, switches, relays, filters, belts, safety valves) Education/Experience High school diploma or equivalent Valid California Driver's License Minimum three years of Journeyman-level experience

Skills/Abilities

Proficient in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining HVAC systems, with additional skills in carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work Able to read and interpret technical manuals, blueprints, schematics, and wiring diagrams to complete complex maintenance tasks Skilled in using hand and power tools safely and effectively for general and specialized building maintenance Capable of working independently, managing time efficiently, and completing detailed work orders and maintenance logs Strong ability to communicate clearly, follow instructions, maintain positive working relationships, and adapt to changing priorities Knowledge Principles, operation, and maintenance of HVAC systems, including gas, electric, and heat pump units Mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and electronic control systems related to building maintenance Proper use and maintenance of tools and equipment used in skilled trades (HVAC, carpentry, plumbing, electrical) Building codes, safety standards, and best practices for school facility maintenance Troubleshooting techniques for diagnosing system malfunctions and performance issues Preventive maintenance procedures and energy efficiency considerations Work order systems, recordkeeping, and documentation of time, materials, and repairs

Examples of Duties & Responsibilities

Performs a variety of skilled and semi-skilled functions involving HVAC, Carpentry, electrical, plumbing and/or maintenance work in the general servicing of assigned District facilities Performs specialized skilled trades work to service specific maintenance needs of all district facilities as assigned Performs routine oiling, adjusting, cleaning and monitoring for a variety of motorized and mechanical equipment Records and reports all faults, deficiencies, and other unusual occurrences as well as the time and materials expended on work orders Keeps records of time and material Obtains and maintains required certifications Performs assigned skilled trades work Performs other duties consistent with job description

Physical Demands

Sitting: Rarely Standing/Walking: Occasionally Waist bending: Frequently Neck bending: Occasionally Squatting: Occasionally Climbing: Occasionally Kneeling: Occasionally Crawling: Rarely Neck Twisting: Occasionally to Frequently Waist Twisting: Occasionally to Frequently Pushing/Pulling: Frequently; up to 500 lbs. at a time to move large pieces of equipment or machinery on dolly Reaching above shoulder: Occasionally Reaching below shoulder: Continuously Lifting/Carrying: 0-10 lbs.: Frequently 11-25 lbs.: Frequently 26-50 lbs.: Frequently 51-75 lbs.: Frequently Hand Activities: Repetitive hand use; simple grasping; power grasping; fine manipulation Hand and arm twisting/turning; computer operation/writing Other Job Factors The following conditions are present operation of forklifts; tractors, and other vehicles; working around and operation of power tools; walking on uneven ground and exposure to various temperatures and weather conditions when outdoors; exposure to noise and vibration from power equipment (ear plugs and safety glasses are utilized); exposure to dust, contact cement fumes, sawdust, and paint and thinner fumes; exposure to road and traffic conditions in positions requiring driving between work sites; possible exposure to raw sewage when performing plumbing work; periodic work at heights up to 40 feet on ladder, scaffold or roof. Must have normal or corrected vision.