Master Maintenance Mechanic HVAC

• Provides leadership and direction to all Rosemount employees regarding heating ventilation and air conditioning matters including equipment safety machine installation and area layouts.
• Provides guidance training and work direction to apprentice HVAC employees while performing HVAC related work.
• Performs a wide variety of HVAC work orders projects and preventative maintenance.
• Maintains a high level of safety awareness on all work assignments and responds to emergency requests to eliminate unsafe or inefficient conditions.
• Understands the theory of operation of chillers and cooling towers boiler systems and various other HVAC and pneumatic systems. Primary owner and monitor of the building automation system. Works with contractors as required to optimize the sequence of operations.
• Reads and interprets drawings specifications or instructions to operate and maintain boilers chillers cooling towers AHUs/RTUs heat pumps and pneumatic or electrical controls.
• Installs new equipment and modifies existing equipment to maintain humidity or temperature levels as required.
• Troubleshoots equipment and recommends repairs or replacement or redesign.
• Works with outside vendors to execute HVAC related maintenance and projects.
• Conducts IAQ tests and investigations to determine contamination or equipment malfunction.
• Provides chemical control to heating and cooling water systems to ensure efficient operation.
• Participates in the HVAC planning and implementation of facility expansion department rearrangement and complex equipment installations including sizing and installing ductwork.
• Works with state inspectors and other AHJs to meet all State of MN boiler and pressure vessel requirements.
• Uses facility Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to document all scheduled predictive and preventive maintenance tasks emergency maintenance and labor activities.
• Uses facility CMMS to identify opportunities for improving the facility equipment and labor performance.
• Supports internal projects and installations ensuring that appropriate maintenance is set up.
• Responds to emergency requests to eliminate unsafe or inefficient conditions.
• Performs other trade responsibilities as required and is available for emergency call-in when necessary.
• Must be willing to work at multiple facilities as required.
• Other duties as assigned.

• High School Diploma or General Equivalency Degree (GED)
• Five (5) or more years of industrial HVAC experience including building automation and refrigerant systems.
• Must hold an EPA Refrigerant license

Preferred Qualifications:

• 1800-hours Tech School is preferred
• Minnesota Class 1-C Boiler license or higher preferred. (Must obtain within 4-years)