The HVAC Engineering Manager for Power Generation leads the design, engineering, and maintenance of HVAC systems critical to power plant operations. This role is responsible for managing engineering teams, overseeing system performance, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety regulations. The manager drives continuous improvements, energy efficiency, and supports plant reliability through effective HVAC engineering solutions.
Lead HVAC system design, modification, and troubleshooting for power generation facilities.
Manage and mentor HVAC engineers and technical staff to ensure high-quality deliverables.
Coordinate with operations and maintenance teams to optimize HVAC system performance.
Plan, schedule, and oversee HVAC engineering projects including upgrades, retrofits, and new installations.
Ensure projects meet technical specifications, budget, timeline, and safety standards.
Collaborate with contractors, vendors, and cross-functional teams for successful project execution.
Monitor HVAC system performance metrics and lead root cause analysis for issues.
Implement energy-efficient technologies and control strategies to reduce operating costs.
Develop and maintain HVAC documentation, standards, and procedures.
Ensure HVAC systems comply with applicable codes (ASHRAE, NFPA) and regulatory requirements.
Promote safety culture and conduct regular safety audits related to HVAC operations.
Support environmental sustainability initiatives related to HVAC systems.
Provide training, guidance, and career development opportunities for engineering staff.
Foster a collaborative and innovative work environment.
Manage resource allocation and workload distribution within the team.
HVAC system design, operation, and maintenance in power generation
Engineering project planning and execution
Energy efficiency and system optimization
Regulatory compliance and safety management
Leadership and development of HVAC engineering teams
Education:
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, HVAC Engineering, or related discipline
Experience:
8–12 years of HVAC engineering experience in power generation or heavy industry
Proven leadership managing engineering teams and projects
Skills:
Expertise in HVAC codes and standards (ASHRAE, NFPA)
Strong project management and technical problem-solving skills
Excellent communication, leadership, and interpersonal abilities