• Install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair a wide variety of HVAC and Refrigeration equipment in a timely and cost efficient manner, as well as support commissioning efforts, on-going sustainability initiatives and energy efficiency programs at the Laboratory. Incumbent utilizes thorough knowledge of heating and air-conditioning theory, mechanical layouts, pipefitting, electrical and electronic theory, direct digital controls, airflow, pneumatic systems, hydronic systems and other techniques.
• Assist with work in the shops when necessary to support severe weather work, corrective and preventative maintenance activities on facilities infrastructure, mechanical, electro-mechanical, hydronic and/or pneumatic systems.
• Coordinate the activities of subcontract personnel to maintain continued and efficient operation of all building heating, cooling and ventilation systems.
• Perform Other Duties as assigned by Supervisor
• Has knowledge of, supports and consistently applies the Laboratory's Integrated Safety Management (ISM) program and all ES&H requirements. Incumbent will contribute to PPPL's safety culture by participating in STOP audits. Encourages others to be safety conscious and observes safety rules including the use of safety equipment and/or PPE. Reviews work for environmental impact, complies with ES&H Directives, DOE Orders and OSHA standards. Attends and participates in required training.
  

• High School Education or equivalent and formal post high school vocational training in HVAC repair and maintenance including de-humidification systems.
• Five (5) years of experience in the installation, operation, maintenance, calibration and repair HVAC and refrigeration systems in commercial and/or industrial setting.
• General knowledge of the National Electric Code, Life Safety Code, OSHA and standard industry practices. Conform to industry standards concerning safety, lock-out/tag-out, inspections, and operations when dealing with electrical systems. Maintain high consciousness of safety for all personnel and areas involved.
• EPA Certified Universal Technician in accordance with CAA Sections 608 and 609 to handle CFC's, HCFC's and HFC's.
• Ability to be on-call, and work overtime, off-shifts, weekends, and holidays.
• Maintain good communication between departments and other shop personnel.
• Maintain good customer service relationships.

• Ability to lift fifty pounds and access (or work in) confined or awkward positions.
• Ability to work in Confined Spaces, from elevated platforms, roofs, scaffolding, ladders and overhead positions.
• Moderate to high level of physical activity including: walking, climbing, lifting, reaching, bending, kneeling, pushing, pulling and/or twisting.

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