Building Automation Systems Specialist
liberty personnel servicesPhoenix (AZ)
Building Automation Systems Specialist
Posted 8 days ago
liberty personnel servicesPhoenix (AZ)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and TechniciansOther Building Equipment Contractors
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Building Automation Systems Specialist
Job Duties & Responsibilities:
Alerton, Tridium, Distech or previous DDC/BAS experience preferable.
Provide Controls database, graphics, programming, etc. for sequences as provided by the Design Specialist, project specifications, or other applicable sources.
Provide accurate controls of systems start-up and commissioning including point-to-point checkout on projects as assigned. Verify correct alarm, annunciation, and other actions by equipment, devices, panels, and annunciators of Controls projects.
Skills & Qualifications:
Two year technical degree in HVAC or Electronics related studies preferred. An undergraduate degree in Electrical or Mechanical related studies is excellent.
Other technical experience such as military, on the job training programs, etc.
Experience and expertise including but not limited to:
An understanding of computer operating systems including MS Office Suite of products.
The ability to configure and debug computer and networking problems.
Experience with programming.
Alerton, Tridium, Distech or previous DDC/BAS experience preferable.
Please send your resume to Mike Hopkins at MHopkins@Libertyjobs.com and I'll send you full details on company and position.
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