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A Commercial HVAC/Refrigeration Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), and refrigeration systems in commercial and industrial settings.
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The incumbent makes decisions regarding boiler and chiller loads in order to satisfy campus heating/cooling requirements. Test boiler and cooling tower water condition and add chemical treatment to maintain proper limits and to prevent deposits or corrosion.
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Ideal candidates will demonstrate the ability to diagnose the source of mechanical and drivability problems and repair or replace major or minor gasoline-engine parts and related components (heating, cooling systems and radiators) of U-Haul trucks.
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The work will include CFD simulations to analyze the transient response of the device to heating/cooling, modeling evaporation kinetics through porous media, and optimizing the geometry of the device.
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The lead maintenance technician will perform general maintenance and repairs for assigned facilities, areas and equipment to include plumbing, electrical, basic carpentry, painting, heating and cooling and other building systems; also serve as the lead position in mentoring and guiding the Maintenance Technicians and Maintenance Apprentices.
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Including changing filters, cleaning coils, flushing condensers, punching tubes, greasing fan, pump and motor bearings as required, inspecting and adjusting belts, replacing motor bearings, aligning pulleys and shafts, monitor condenser, chilled, heating and secondary water chemical treatment and its associated feed equipment, clean and maintain cooling towers, and perform annual inspections and other scheduled routines as directed.
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Responsible for teaching students to develop skills in safety, solving Commercial HVAC mathematical problems, OSHA regulations, Commercial HVAC career and industry information, reading mechanical/technical drawings, electrical theory/troubleshooting, piping and tubing, heat theory and refrigeration cycle, servicing and maintaining refrigeration systems, motors and motor controls, cooling and heating systems, sizing and installing duct systems and EPA regulations.
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Mr. Rooter® Plumbing grew because it earned a reputation for good work at a quality price and for caring about customers' homes. Mr. Rooter Plumbing franchisees will treat you with the same respect and integrity that they treat their own friends and family, because at the end of the day, you can't serve customers well without a happy, motivated, and committed team.
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Since 1960, Heating and Cooling Supply has developed and flourished into the HVAC distribution powerhouse it is today. Heating and Cooling Supply is a division of Gemaire and a Watsco, Inc. company, a publicly traded organization (NYSE: WSO.
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Troubleshooting washer heaters, heat exchangers, heat treat ovens, sealing station heating element, electrical cabinet air conditioning systems, cooling towers and chillers, multiline heating elements, building furnace, motor starter heating, welding heat control, laser welder heat exchanger, heating elements on the phosphate line.
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Experience in the following areas is desired: water tube medium pressure boilers; large-scale ammonia refrigeration systems; compressed air systems; cooling tower systems; CO2 gas collection and liquefaction systems.
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The Maintenance Engineer is skilled in maintenance repair, adjustments, and fabrication/installation work to heating, cooling, ventilation, energy management systems and related equipment.
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Inspect, repairs, troubleshoot, and maintain, district building automation systems and components, local area networks, BACnet networks, BMS and DDC software and components, heating/air conditioning/refrigeration/vacuum, compressed air/ pneumatic systems and/or components for the purpose of maintaining the continuity of operation of District infrastructure.
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The Lead Building Engineer will utilize several trade skills such as carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, roofing, heating and cooling. The Lead Building Engineer is responsible for performing complex preventive maintenance and corrective repair of buildings, industrial systems, equipment and grounds.
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Repair and modify equipment and components related to heating and air conditioning systems by repairing or replacing damaged pipes or valves including brazing, soldering, pipe fitting, or adding new piping valves and controls.
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