Works under the supervision of a Trades/Maintenance Coordinator and with other Facilities Technicians to maintain and improve the Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration systems in the Facilities Healthcare Zone buildings. This includes the routine and preventative maintenance, repair, and upgrade of HVAC and refrigeration systems, BAS control systems, and the associated administrative duties such as ordering parts, setting priorities for service requests, training other employees, and attending meetings related to changes and impacts to the HVAC system. As this is a critical position in the department, presence during all hospital emergencies is expected and required.
Refrigeration and HVAC Systems Maintenance
Building Automation Controls
Administrative Duties
Customer Service
Assumes role as primary customer service representative for all Facilities & Logistics operations and services on assigned Work Orders, responding to both internal and external customers in a timely, effective, and professional manner, developing positive working relationships.
General Building Maintenance
Graduation from an accredited school (two-year program) in heating and air-conditioning and two years of full-time experience installing, altering, calibrating, repairing, and maintaining HVAC control systems and performing corrective and preventative maintenance on HVAC systems.
Two additional years of qualifying experience may be substituted for the two years of education.
Driver’s License valid in the state of Oregon.
Universal Refrigerant Handler Limited Maintenance or Low Voltage Electrician License,
Brazing Certificate.Normal duties require 40 hours per week. The position does require the ability if the incumbent to be able to respond to on-call assignments, overtime, and after hours or emergency call-backs as needed.
Benefits
Working conditions may include working outside in inclement weather, walking, standing, bending and stooping for extended periods of time, lifting carrying heavy objects, crawling in small cramped spaces, working from ladders, scaffolds and other above ground locations including high sloping roofs. Working in extreme temperatures, around moving machinery, and in confined spaces containing high levels of of noise dust and odors could be expected. There is some risk of exposure to dirt, biological, chemical and radiological materials or danger of steam or hot water burns, electric shock, infection or minor injuries that could require the use of OSHA approved Personal Protective Equipment.
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