AHU Service Technician - Thames Valley - Trane Limited

Key Responsibilities

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Field-based:
Work is conducted on-site at customer locations.

• Conduct thorough inspections and testing during the installation phase.
• Check equipment functionality, verify proper system calibration, and identify any potential issues or discrepancies from the manufacturer drawings and Installation, Operation, and Maintenance (IOM) manuals.
• Review design plans to ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations within the specific business sector.

• Collaborate with contractors, consultants, and other professionals involved in the project.
• Utilize effective communication skills to work closely with different stakeholders to address concerns or modifications needed for optimal system performance and completion.

• Regularly monitor system performance to identify any operational inefficiencies or malfunctions that may arise over time (e.g., air leakage).
• Conduct routine inspections and make necessary adjustments or repairs promptly to prevent costly breakdowns while ensuring process performance and occupant comfort.

• Document all findings throughout the commissioning process for future reference.
• Maintain accurate records to facilitate easy troubleshooting when issues arise later or when upgrades are required.

• Oversee every stage of HVAC system implementation – from initial planning to final execution.
• Prioritize energy efficiency, occupant comfort, safety measures adherence, and regulatory compliance without compromising quality control.

• Fine-tune the system’s performance to ensure energy efficiency and cost savings.
• Optimize airflow rates, temperature control, and overall system operation to achieve significant reductions in energy consumption while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment.

• Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and codes.
• Conduct thorough testing and verification processes to meet specific guidelines related to indoor air quality, ventilation rates, noise levels, etc.

• Develop a comprehensive plan outlining the objectives, scope, and timeline of the commissioning process.
• Identify key stakeholders, determine system requirements, and establish performance metrics or Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

• Thoroughly review design documents to ensure alignment with project specifications and industry standards.
• Identify and address any discrepancies or issues before installation begins.

• Verify that all HVAC equipment is installed correctly according to manufacturer guidelines and project specifications.
• Conduct inspections and tests to ensure proper placement, connections, wiring, and functionality of the AHU and system.

• Conduct rigorous testing on each component of the HVAC system and its integration with other building systems (e.g., controls, electrical system).
• Ensure smooth operation of all components together.

• Evaluate whether the system meets its intended purpose by conducting functional performance tests under real operating conditions.
• Assess airflow rates and measure temperature differentials across the building or system.

• Maintain detailed documentation throughout each stage of commissioning to track progress and identify any deviations from expected results.
• Use documentation as evidence that all necessary steps have been followed throughout the entire process and project.

• Provide training sessions for facility personnel on how to operate, maintain, and troubleshoot the newly commissioned HVAC system.

• Mechanical engineering background is an advantage.
• Understanding of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer
• Certified Commissioning Professional (CCP)…