Controls Technician
$43.00 - $58.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$43.00 - $58.00 per hour
About the role
- Install, wire and mount control panels, sensors, actuators and field devices per drawings and standards
- Program and configure controllers, operators and BAS software (e.g., Johnson Controls/Metasys, BACnet, Modbus) to implement control sequences
- Develop and implement control sequencing for HVAC equipment and system-level interactions
- Create and update BAS graphics, points lists and system documentation
- Commission and start up control systems, perform functional testing, tuning and validation against design requirements
- Perform diagnostics, troubleshooting and field repairs to restore system function and optimize performance
- Assist with energy efficiency measures and recommend control strategies to reduce consumption and improve occupant comfort
- Collaborate with engineers, project managers and onsite personnel to coordinate installation and resolve technical issues
- Maintain clear service records, commissioning reports and change logs
- Follow safety protocols, building codes and manufacturer guidelines on every job site
- Diploma, technical certificate or degree in Electrical, HVAC, Controls, Instrumentation or related field 3+ years of hands-on experience with building automation systems, HVAC controls and field installations
- Proven experience with Johnson Controls (Metasys) and familiarity with BAS protocols such as BACnet and ModbusStrong skills in programming, sequencing, configuration and creating BAS graphics
- Demonstrated experience in commissioning, functional testing, troubleshooting and diagnostics of control systems
- Working knowledge of HVAC systems, sensors, actuators and control valves
- Ability to read electrical and control schematics, mechanical drawings and equipment datasheets
- Valid drivers license and ability to travel to client sites; willingness to work in commercial and industrial environments
- Effective communication skills for interacting with customers, vendors and project teams
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