• The technician will be required to remain within the chiller plant as a watch-stander to provide continuous monitoring of the chiller plant operation.
• The technician will watch and listen to make sure that the chiller is operating normal, and no deficiencies are present. Deficiencies may include fault alarms, erratic sounds, mechanical failures, or improper operation. If a deficiency is identified, the technician will be responsible for implementing the proper procedures for mitigation. Procedures may include operational adjustment of the equipment, equipment shutdown, or minor repair.
• The technician will be required to monitor the facility alone and without immediate assistance.
• Mitigation and operational procedure training can be provided to the right candidate.
• The technician is required to speak fluent English to communicate operational procedures and respond to emergencies.
• At the discretion of the department supervisor, the technician will provide technical and labor support for the senior technicians for any type of HVAC related work.
• The technician must be willing to work all shifts. New hire technicians will start on 2nd and 3rd shift.
Qualifications:
• Diploma in refrigeration and air conditioning.
• Basic knowledge of chiller plant.
• Minimum of one year of practical experience in chiller plant operation.