We are looking for a dependable and experienced HVAC Technician to manage the maintenance, troubleshooting, and optimization of HVAC systems across a power plant facility. This mid-level role demands a solid understanding of mechanical and control components, preventive maintenance practices, and safety compliance related to HVAC equipment in industrial environments.
System Operation & Monitoring
Independently operate and monitor HVAC equipment such as chillers, AHUs, split systems, CRAC units, exhaust fans, cooling towers, and associated controls.
Adjust HVAC system settings based on operational needs, seasonal conditions, and zone-specific temperature/humidity requirements.
Ensure continuous operation of critical HVAC systems serving control rooms, switchgear areas, battery rooms, and electrical enclosures.
Preventive & Corrective Maintenance
Perform routine and preventive maintenance on HVAC systems according to manufacturer recommendations and plant schedules.
Replace motors, bearings, belts, filters, dampers, and actuators as required.
Respond to and resolve equipment malfunctions, alarms, and performance deviations in a timely and safe manner.
Troubleshooting & Repair
Diagnose faults related to airflow, refrigerant levels, thermostats, sensors, and electrical connections.
Use diagnostic tools such as multimeters, pressure gauges, and airflow meters to identify root causes.
Collaborate with engineering or controls staff to troubleshoot advanced HVAC or BMS-related issues.
Energy Efficiency & Optimization
Monitor energy performance of HVAC systems and suggest practical improvements, such as airflow balancing, VFD adjustments, or control setpoint tuning.
Support low-cost/no-cost efficiency measures under supervision of senior engineers or energy managers.
Check and report insulation integrity, duct leakage, and coil cleanliness for performance optimization.
Documentation & Reporting
Maintain accurate logs of HVAC performance data, maintenance activities, and fault history in CMMS.
Assist in preparing reports for audits, inspections, or energy reviews.
Update records and drawings following system modifications or repairs.
Safety & Compliance
Ensure all work complies with plant EHS standards, LOTO procedures, and HVAC-related safety practices.
Follow proper handling and recovery of refrigerants per EPA or local regulations.
Participate in toolbox talks, hazard assessments, and incident reporting.
Mentoring & Coordination
Provide guidance to junior technicians or new team members.
Coordinate with maintenance, electrical, and instrumentation teams during shutdowns or planned outages.
Communicate clearly with supervisors and engineers on equipment condition and job progress.
Lead routine HVAC inspections and PM activities
Independently diagnose and repair HVAC faults
Maintain performance and reliability of critical HVAC infrastructure
Support efficiency measures and documentation processes
Act as point-of-contact for field-level HVAC technical issues
Education:
Technical Diploma, ITI, or Associate Degree in HVAC, Refrigeration, or Mechanical Technology
Certifications (Preferred):
EPA Section 608 (Refrigerant Handling), OSHA 10/30
HVAC system training from recognized institutes (e.g., Carrier, Trane, Daikin)
Basic knowledge of BMS or SCADA systems is a plus
Experience:
2–5 years of hands-on experience in HVAC maintenance, preferably in power plants, industrial facilities, or mission-critical infrastructure
Strong track record of independent fault diagnosis, equipment servicing, and system reliability support
Skills:
Proficient with HVAC tools and diagnostic instruments
Solid understanding of HVAC control logic, wiring diagrams, and mechanical layouts
Basic familiarity with CMMS platforms and maintenance logging
Ability to read technical drawings, P&IDs, and HVAC schematics
Strong attention to safety, teamwork, and quality workmanship