HVAC Mechanic 3 - Marine Campus

HVAC Mechanic 3

The HVAC Mechanic 3 is licensed and performs HVAC and building systems maintenance, repair work, and responds to the corrective needs of HVAC equipment, and system components.

Core Job Functions

• Maintains up-to-date records on work performed and pending, and reports information routinely to appropriate managing staff.
• Participates in applicable HVAC or safety training opportunities.
• Reads prints, sketches, and diagrams to perform job functions.
• Makes estimates and reports costs to management.
• Maintains orderly work area and safeguards tools, equipment, and parts.
• Trains staff on how to maintain and service equipment and related components.
• Performs preventative maintenance and emergency repairs.
• Assists in maintaining repair parts inventory.
• Operates central chiller plant and air handling systems in an energy efficient manner, such that occupant comfort is provided at a minimum cost.
• Adheres to University and unit-level policies and procedures and safeguards University assets.

Core Qualifications

Education:

High School diploma or equivalent

Certification and Licensing:

Valid license from Miami Dade County required or;
Bachelors in relevant field required.

Valid Florida Driver's License

Experience:

Minimum 7 years of relevant experience

Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes:

• Ability to communicate effectively in both oral and written form.
• Ability to understand and follow instructions.
• Skill in completing assignments accurately and with attention to detail.
• Commitment to the University's core values.

Department Specific Functions

Plant Operations:
Operates centrifugal, reciprocating, chiller systems and associated pumps and equipment; monitors operation of low-pressure air compressors, and distribution systems, chillers, water circulation pumps and monitoring systems; performs operating adjustments to maintain efficiency, chillers, and associated engineering plant equipment; operates computer terminal to interface with building automation and energy management system components.

Building Multi-System Operation:
Ensure effective operation of assigned systems and equipment. Examples of typical work activities include /but not limited to:

• Operate multiple systems (e.g., Building Management System consoles, peripheral equipment, telecommunication devices), monitor network devices and other energy management communication devices) Verify systems and network availability and respond to error messages;
• Calibrate, adjust, and align equipment;
• Perform backup/recovery procedures;
• Update alarm system messages;
• Reset malfunctioning lines or connections;

Works in compliance with the Facilities Maintenance Program; performs the Preventive Maintenance program functions in a timely and thorough manner.