Job Description SummarynnPerforms a wide variety of complex HVAC maintenance work, involving installation, alteration, repair or rearrangement of machines, facilities, or equipment. Must have and maintain UNIVERSAL Refrigeration License. Will be required to perform mechanical, electrical and controls related work as necessary to support business needs. Directs lower graded personnel and works under the direction of supervision or higher rated personnel.nnThis position is for 1st shift. Typical working hours are 7AM - 3PM and Monday-Friday. Overtime may be necessary at times to support business need.nnThe starting pay for this position will be $40.35/hour progressing to $40.98/hour after 6 months of satisfactory performance. In addition, this position qualifies for a $2/hour premium for working in the airborne controlled area.nnJob DescriptionnnEssential Responsibilities:nnDuties include, but are not limited to:nnResponsible for maintaining, altering, installing, repairing, or rearranging complex equipment or machines. Will diagnose equipment malfunctions and perform corrections based on complexity with no or minimal supervision.nnRequired to use, maintain, modify and repair, computerized HVAC control systems and their related inputs. Additionally, troubleshooting and writing new code for HVAC control system is required.nnRequired to perform work assignments in the Controlled Access Area of WFSC/FMO and with equipment that is contaminated with Uranium or other radioactive nuclides.nnMust understand and troubleshoot and repair the application of hoods, filters, and air balance principles to control radioactive contamination.nnWill be required to interpret and follow complicated drawings to make accurate alignment, fits or installations of parts and equipment such as piping, couplings, wiring, relays etc.nnRequired to tear down, overhaul, and reassemble intricate mechanisms, machine apparatus, etc. involving complex mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, controls and lubricating systems.nnRequired to provide service and repair to various systems and components for chemical or caustic equipment such as tanks, piping, valves, sumps, pump drains, etc.nnResponsible for computerized tracking and logging use of freon.nnInstalls, repairs or services facility or production utility systems such as chillers, chilled water distribution, dx refrigeration equipment, air compressors and associated systems, cooling towers, boilers, instrument air, steam etc.nnChiller maintenance, including equipment tear down and rebuild.nnResponsible for repairing, installing, or adjusting of the machines and equipment, and performing other trade work under the direction of supervision, higher or equally rated personnel in skills other than own trade/skill.nnRequired to follow Operating Procedures and other written safety requirements to perform maintenance tasks and operate machines and equipment to check work performed and demonstrate satisfactory operating condition.nnResponsible for operating various types of moving equipment used in installation and repair work, such as forklift trucks, platform lift trucks, mobile crane, hoists, etc.nnResponsible to assist Engineering Resources in the troubleshooting and assessment of equipment and machines.nnResponsible for interfacing with computerized Maintenance Management System to perform and record tasks as well as inventory withdrawal and returns.nnMust be able to perform other maintenance services besides own specialty.nnMay be required to work in controlled manufacturing area, observing strict criticality and radiation protection regulations.nnPerforms duties and tasks conforming to all safety regulations and procedures. Keep facilities, materials, and work areas clean and orderly, exercising good housekeeping practices.nnMust be able to read and understand complex equipment technical manuals.nnPerform other relevant duties as assigned.nnRequired Qualifications:nnHigh School/GED or graduate of 2-year trade school program with minimum (5) years of equivalent education and experience.nnMust have and maintain the following certifications (or equivalent/more advanced licenses): (1) Universal Refrigeration License.nnMinimum of five (5) years experience reading and interpreting complex mechanical and electrical drawings, sketches, and schematics.nnMinimum of five (5) years experience determining dimensions, mechanical fit up, roundness etc. using equipment such as micrometers, dial indicators, meggers, volt, and amperage meters etc.nnMinimum of five (5) years experience in HVAC and chiller maintenance. This includes maintenance of complex industrial chillers as follows: troubleshooting, teardown and rebuild of chillers, and the ability to program and troubleshooting HVAC control systems.nnMinimum of five (5) years experience in operating various types of machine equipment such as saws, shears, drill press, punch press, etc.nnMinimum of five (5) years experience in logical troubleshooting.nnMinimum of five (5) years of experience with voltage levels up to 480v.nnMinimum of five (5) years of experience with each of the following: (a) troubleshooting mechanical and/or hydraulic systems; (b) troubleshooting and servicing control circuits; (c) industrial wiring; (d) 3-phase systems.nnEligibility RequirementnnMust be proficient with basic math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) and Shop Math, including decimals and fractions.nnAble to complete and pass a written assessment of knowledge provided by Maintenance Supervisor or Manager.nnMust have in-depth knowledge of thermodynamic cycles and be able to apply them to troubleshooting and repair situations.nnMust be able to use computerized Maintenance Management system to receive and complete necessary documentation of maintenance work orders as well as inventory withdrawal. Must have basic computer skills and be able to communicate via email, access and retrieve information from the Internet, etc.nnWork assignments will include work in the Controlled Access Area. Must be able to pass the Nuclear Safety Training Test and be able to pass pulmonary function test and wear respirators and SCBA/forced breathing air.nnRequired to work shift work in accordance with business needs. Will be expected to respond to scheduled overtime, hold over, or emergency call-in as required. May require employee wear a pager or cell phone.nnAble to handle heavy materials with fork trucks, cranes, rigging, and manually as required. A formal certification is preferred.nnConsiderable physical effort will be applied in machine and equipment repair. Must be able to lift up to 80 lbs. and manipulate bulky, heavy machinery and parts. (Lifting > 50 shall normally be performed be two personnel).nnMust be able to climb and work at elevated levels and in confined spaces.nnDesired CharacteristicsnnAssociate's degree in a maintenance specialty or trade school desired.nnAdditional Eligibility RequirementsnnGE will only employ those who are legally authorized to work in the United States for this opening. Any offer of employment is conditioned upon the successful completion of a drug screen (as applicable). This role is restricted to U.S. persons (i.e., U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and other protected individuals under the Immigration and Naturalization Act, 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3)) due to access to export-controlled technology. GE will require proof of status prior to employment.