Apply for the Vacancy for HVAC Technician at La Roche University. The category of the position is Facilities Management. The HVAC Technician is considered a full-time position with corresponding full-time benefits. The pay range is $14.20/hour to $19.21/hour.

Duties

• Maintain and perform preventive maintenance on controls and related equipment; adjust and calibrate when necessary.
• Additionally, respond to complaints regarding HVAC equipment and adjust or repair, including emergency call-in situations.
• Also, perform repairs on pumps, compressors and related equipment; perform minor electrical and pipe fitting repairs to HVAC systems.
• Perform routine preventive maintenance and repairs on commercial kitchen equipment.
• Likewise, the installation of HVAC equipment as appropriate.
• Conduct scheduled rounds of buildings and related equipment.
• Report all complications on specific job situations or equipment to departmental supervisor(s) and/or their designee.
• Complete minor plumbing duties.
• Furthermore, perform various routine maintenance assignments and assist the Facilities Management personnel in the repair and maintenance of structures, equipment, and fixtures of the facility and grounds.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; Associate Degree/trade schooling in related field or equivalent will be considered
• Also, three years of relevant work experience preferred
• EPA Section 608 Universal Certification
• Furthermore, EPA 410-A Technician Certification
• Stationary Engineer Certification preferred
• Also, the ability to work in noisy, hot and cold climates and all types of outside weather conditions; hearing protection equipment required at times
• Maintain valid driver’s license
• Additionally, the ability to lift up to 100 pounds; able to stand, walk, stoop in all weather conditions for extended periods of time
• Furthermore, mechanical aptitude, ability to use applicable power tools and read blueprints preferred

About

La Roche University is a private university in McCandless Township, Pennsylvania. It was founded in 1963 by the Sisters of Divine Providence as a Roman Catholic college and now sits on an 80-acre campus in McCandless within the Diocese of Pittsburgh.

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