Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic

Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic

The Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic performs duties which include but are limited to:

• Working on complex equipment such as computerized Energy Management Systems (EMS); understanding phases of computer operations, outlying sensors, and transducers that provide feedback to the computer;
• Maintaining and calibrating EMS support equipment of high complexity through electronic and pneumatic devices such as controller with unit/unit communications, programmable control modules, water temperature sensors, electronic- to-pneumatic transducers, electronic relays, current sensing relays, and pressure relays;
• Servicing pneumatic, hydraulic, and digital controls;
• Performing testing and balancing of the chilled water and HVAC systems to existing systems; and
• Making necessary adjustments to balance air and water distribution systems.

Work Schedule:

8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday

Position Description Title/PD#:
Electronic Industrial Controls Mechanic/PD08430A

Physical Requirements:

Performance of duties require considerable walking, standing, bending, and lifting of weights up to 50 pounds. Incumbent must have good color perception and have sufficient dexterity of fingers to be able to insert and adjust small fragile parts in the equipment serviced.

Working Conditions:

Most work is performed inside; however, incumbent is always subject to safety hazards such as electrical shock and burns from high pressure steam lines. Also, incumbent may be exposed to outside weather conditions common to this area. Other hazards include falls from ladders and moving equipment; exposure to cleaning fluid, asbestos, dust hazardous particles, and abrasions.