Licensed HVACR Technician

Description

The hourly pay rate for this position is $32.86

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
High school diploma (GED or equivalent)
An Associate’s Degree in HVACR Technology is preferred
Licensure in the Forbes Mechanical Contractors Act 192 of 1984 with the following five licenses preferred:
Hydronic Heating and cooling and process piping
HVAC Equipment
Refrigeration
Limited or unlimited heating service
Limited or unlimited refrigeration and air conditioning service
The specialty Refrigerant Reclaiming Certificate
Satisfactorily demonstrate licensed level of accomplishment within the trial period.
Minimum 3 years general maintenance experience in commercial/industrial building, preferably a medical facility.
Ability to read and interpret basic blueprints, schematics and sketches.  Able to prepare “as-built” sketches for all jobs assigned.
Valid Michigan driver’s license.
First Aid and CPR certification desirable.
Physical requirements:  must be able to lift medium loads (up to 50 pounds), climb, stoop, kneel, crouch and/or crawl occasionally (0-33% of the workday); and must be able to walk and handle materials frequently (34-66% of the workday).
ORGANIZATION:  Reports to the Manager of HVAC Operations.
May direct activities of other Plant Engineering personnel assigned to assist with a specific job.  May also be involved in on-the-job training of other classifications as requested by supervision.

SPECIFIC DUTIES:

1. Supports the mission statement of Munson Medical Center: Munson Medical Center is the core of a regional health system.  In partnership with physicians, we provide quality, compassionate, comprehensive and cost-effective services for improvement of the health of our patients and the communities we serve.
2. Embraces and supports the CQI philosophy of Munson Medical Center: We are committed to the name “Munson” meaning excellence.  We will provide services that meet our customers’ requirements every time.
3. Adheres to ESP House Rules at all times.
4. Follows all safety precautions in performance of duties, and appropriately utilizes personal protective equipment.
5. Works under normal and emergency conditions, giving appropriate consideration to patients, visitors, staff and property.
6. Verifies work order requirements and completeness by communicating with requesting personnel or department.
7. Successfully troubleshoots equipment and system malfunctions in a logical manner leading to timely repair and return to normal service.
8. Inspects, repairs, installs, tests and replaces systems based upon construction blueprints, verbal instructions or manufacturer literature.
9. Develops preventive maintenance procedures for all types of HVAC equipment.
10. Consults on design intent and sizing requirements, and recommends revisions to various utility systems to proper engineering personnel.
11. Interprets engineering drawings, schematics and diagrams; sizes, selects proper materials and installs HVAC systems in a workmanlike manner and with methods meeting the National mechanical Code and commonly accepted practices for this trade.
12. Complies with all State, Federal and local laws on CFC’s.
13. Familiar with and skilled in the use of all common electrical test equipment.
14. Properly selects overload protection for various single- and three-phase wiring systems.
15. Produces as-built drawings showing valve locations and other pertinent information which will aid in future expansion or maintenance of the system.
16. Conducts safety tests and inspections appropriately.
17. Cleans and maintains work areas in a neat, orderly and safe condition.
18. Prepares and submits reports and records of activities as required.
19. Performs other duties as assigned.