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Education: High school diploma or equivalent, CFC Universal Certification preferred; must be attained within 90 days of hire; sufficient knowledge to thoroughly complete maintenance assessment up to the standard of a Maintenance Technician.
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CFC/EPA Certification to handle refrigerant and hands-on HVAC repair experience is a plus but will train and provide testing for certification. CFC/EPA Certification to handle refrigerant and hands-on HVAC repair experience is a plus but will train and provide testing for certification.
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Universal CFC certification preferred. The Utility Engineer, Lead serves in LEAD CAPACITY over Engineers and all Utilities related activities. Operates, maintains, and trouble shoots facility utility systems including steam, chilled water, hydronic loops, electrical distribution systems, vertical lift systems, medical gases, domestic water, pneumatic tube, and sewage systems.
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