<h5>Catholic Health HVAC Mechanic MHB in Buffalo, New York</h5><h5>Salary:</h5>37.27-37.27<h5>USD Facility:</h5><h5>Mercy Hospital of Buffalo Shift:</h5>Shift 1<h5>Status:</h5><h5>Full Time FTE:</h5>1.066667<h5>Bargaining Unit:</h5>IUOE Local 17 Exempt from<h5>Overtime:</h5><h5>Exempt:</h5><h5>No Work Schedule:</h5><h5>Days Hours:</h5>Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 3:30pm<h5>Summary:</h5>The HVAC Mechanic is responsible for installation, repairs, upgrades and maintenance of mechanical/electrical HVAC systems and the associated pneumatic/electric/electronic controls. Troubleshoots and resolves a variety of system problems. May be required to work outside the normal job classification to facilitate workflow.<h5>Responsibilities:</h5><h5>EDUCATION</h5>High School diploma or GED Two (2) year AAS degree in mechanical or electrical field preferred Universal EPA Certification required<h5>EXPERIENCE</h5>At least five (5) years' experience in commercial installation and service required At least six (6) years' experience as a Mechanical Technician or actual experience performing the work required Computer operation and DDC controls experience preferred First Class stationary license required<h5>KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY</h5>Advanced knowledge of refrigeration and heating application and design Excellent knowledge of HVAC systems, the theory of component operation and overall system interaction Must be able to read blueprints, schematics and wiring diagrams. Knowledge of codes as they pertain to skill Understands Control Theory - inputs/outputs, sensors, controllers and their purpose, control devices, sequence of operations, control logic Has HVAC system understanding - complex AHU operation (variable volume and constant volume), valance systems, heat pump systems, cooling systems, economizer operation, variable frequency drive theory and operation, fan wall theory and operation, heat recovery operation<h5>WORKING CONDITIONS</h5>ENVIRONMENT Frequent exposure to many disagreeable physical conditions. Willingness to work in a hot, dirty, noisy area. Normal hazard and physical requirements of the craft, to include walking, standing stooping, kneeling, crouching, turning and working in awkward positions and ability to climb ladders and work in high places.<h5>REQNUMBER</h5>35571

Catholic Health HVAC Mechanic MHB in Buffalo
, <h5>New York Salary:</h5> 37.27-37.27 <h5>USD Facility:</h5> <h5>Mercy Hospital of Buffalo Shift:</h5> Shift 1 <h5>Status:</h5> <h5>Full Time FTE:</h5> 1.066667 <h5>Bargaining Unit:</h5> IUOE Local 17 Exempt from <h5>Overtime:</h5> <h5>Exempt:</h5> <h5>No Work Schedule:</h5> <h5>Days Hours:</h5> Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 3:30pm <h5>Summary:</h5> The HVAC Mechanic is responsible for installation, repairs, upgrades and maintenance of mechanical/electrical HVAC systems and the associated pneumatic/electric/electronic controls. Troubleshoots and resolves a variety of system problems. May be required to work outside the normal job classification to facilitate workflow. <h5>Responsibilities:</h5> <h5>EDUCATION</h5> High School diploma or GED Two (2) year AAS degree in mechanical or electrical field preferred Universal EPA Certification required <h5>EXPERIENCE</h5> At least five (5) years' experience in commercial installation and service required At least six (6) years' experience as a Mechanical Technician or actual experience performing the work required Computer operation and DDC controls experience preferred First Class stationary license required <h5>KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY</h5> Advanced knowledge of refrigeration and heating application and design Excellent knowledge of HVAC systems, the theory of component operation and overall system interaction Must be able to read blueprints, schematics and wiring diagrams. Knowledge of codes as they pertain to skill Understands Control Theory - inputs/outputs, sensors, controllers and their purpose, control devices, sequence of operations, control logic Has HVAC system understanding - complex AHU operation (variable volume and constant volume), valance systems, heat pump systems, cooling systems, economizer operation, variable frequency drive theory and operation, fan wall theory and operation, heat recovery operation <h5>WORKING CONDITIONS</h5> ENVIRONMENT Frequent exposure to many disagreeable physical conditions. Willingness to work in a hot, dirty, noisy area. Normal hazard and physical requirements of the craft, to include walking, standing stooping, kneeling, crouching, turning and working in awkward positions and ability to climb ladders and work in high places. <h5>REQNUMBER</h5> 35571