HVAC Technician 3

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reliant critical infrastructureAshburn (VA)

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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TITLE: HVAC Technician III - Data Center The HVAC Technician III, will serve as the lead technician for all mission critical mechanical services/maintenance under contract. The position will be responsible for monitoring compliance with contractual commitments. The position will provide guidance, leadership and knowledge regarding the installation, service, maintenance, and operation of mission critical data center mechanical equipment.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Experienced and able to perform preventive maintenance, trouble diagnosis, routine, and emergency repairs without supervision on all HVAC equipment including but not limited to:• Air and water-cooled reciprocating chillers• Centrifugal and screw package chillers• Natural gas boilers and unit heaters• Electric duct heaters• Cooling Towers• Pneumatic, DDC and Variable Frequency Drive controls• HVAC air distribution systems, AHU’S, FCU’S, Fans and other devices used in air distribution.• Various types of water pumps used in the HVAC industry.• Maintain, upgrade and backup Building Automation Software as required.

QUALIFICATIONS: Education/Experience (Desired): • High School Diploma/GED required• Successful completion of basic air condition theory class.• Understand proper use of HVAC diagnostic tools and instruments.• Experience with DDC, pneumatic and variable frequency drive controls.• Minimum of 7 years large commercial HVAC service experience required; 8 years preferred.• Satisfactorily pass or complete any required client background checks or training.

Computer Skills: • Proficient in Microsoft Office or related software. Certificates and Licenses: • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Universal Certification a plus• VA Journeyman HVAC license a plus• OSHA Certification• Clear and valid Virginia/Maryland driver’s license• US citizen and able to obtain security clearance is preferred

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