Building Services Technician

Building Services Technician

Job

Job Title:

Building Services Technician

Location(s): 210 S MAIN STREET, IRVING, TX 75060; 2101 DENTON DRIVE, CARROLLTON, TX 75006; 1508 AVE K, PLANO, TX 75074; 201 N WALNUT STREET, SHERMAN, TX 75090; 156 W MAIN STREET, AZLE, TX 76020

Union: CWA 6171 - CBA 048

Hiring Manager:
Curtis Perkins

# of Openings: 5

Internal Posting Dates: 7/29/26-8/11/26

Wage Range: $19.29 - $41.20 per hour

Responsible for the proper operation, repair, and maintenance of all assigned Air Handling/Conditioning Systems including, but not limited to, the following: various types of refrigeration equipment/systems, various types of humidifying equipment/systems, furnaces (gas, electric, solar), various types of boilers, various types of fans, various types of heaters, controls associated with any and all air handling systems in use, and duct systems.

Provides technical support and assistance to Air Conditioning Mechanics and performs other duties as may be assigned.

• Analyzes, and repairs malfunctions in air handling/conditioning equipment and systems.
• Uses industry approved procedures to troubleshoot related control and safety circuits using circuit diagrams and test instruments, such as voltmeter, ohmmeter, and amp meter.
• Performs routine preventative maintenance and repairs to refrigeration equipment, gas or electric heating furnaces, and steam or hot water boiler units.
• Repairs and calibrates pneumatic electrical and electropneumatic controls.
• Performs chemical test to the water used in heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems and treats the water to provide protection and optimum efficiency.
• Performs routine air conditioning inspections and necessary repairs to ensure maximum efficiency, reliability, and safe operation.
• Coordinates trouble reports, major repairs, and inspections with respective contractors.
• Wears appropriate safety equipment and follows all safety practices and procedures.
• Usually works day shifts but may be required to work evening or night tours, overtime, emergency call‑outs, weekends, and out‑of‑town assignments as required. May be required to work long hours during emergency conditions.
• Work may be performed at inconvenient times such as at night and in inclement weather.
• Work may be performed in locations that range from neat and clean to damp and dirty.
• May often work in awkward and inconvenient positions.
• The work involves considerable eye concentration.
• The work is often performed under the pressure of time to meet deadlines.
• Heavy lifting may be required to handle tools, materials, and supplies.
• Prepares and maintains reports and records as necessary.
• Is responsible for the preparation, operation, and maintenance of the emergency air conditioning trailers and small portable units.
• Changes filters and cleans coils on designated air handling systems.
• Handles tools and test equipment used in air handling systems repair such as torches, vacuum pumps, gauges, leak detectors, voltmeters, ohmmeters, ampmeters, etc.
• Provides technical support and assistance to the Air Conditioning Mechanic.
• Troubleshoots all types of refrigeration equipment utilizing various types of refrigerant.
• Overhauls semi hermetic reciprocating compressors using manufacturer's recommended procedures and tolerance specifications.
• Performs the yearly stop inspections to centrifugal compressors using manufacturer's recommended procedures.
• Serves in the lead capacity when working with the Air Conditioning Mechanic.
• May be required to perform additional duties and tasks as required by the Company.

• Tests - Results obtained in standard tests for this position must meet minimum requirements established by the Company, in accordance with Company policy.
• Physical condition must be such to allow the employee to perform duties of the job, including lifting and moving heavy awkward objects, utilizing hoists, and working with cleaning solvents and refrigerant.
• Must be able to work in boiler and mechanical rooms during summer heat or inclement weather.
• Must be able to work in attics or roofs with surface temperatures in excess of 130 degrees or ambient temperatures of 110 degrees or below…