Heating Ventilating & Airconditioning Engineer (Facility Maintenance)

-Maintenance engineers' work involves checking, repairing and servicing machinery, equipment, systems and infrastructures. Maintenance engineers ensure that industrial machinery and equipment runs smoothly and reliably.

• Maintains and operates the HVAC Control System and other building mechanical
  systems associated with the HVAC system. Included, but not limited to, chillers, large
  central air handling units, packaged A/C units, filtration, fan coils, variable air volume
  (VAV) units, HVAC ductwork, evaporator coils, condensing units and coils, humidifiers,
  manual and motorized valves, chilled water piping, circulation pumps, damper motors,
  gravity dampers, variable frequency drive (VFD) and other controllers, actuators, HVAC
  water treatment systems including make-up water, and other control devices. 
• Performs preventive maintenance on the HVAC Control System and related components
  to maintain system operation and reliability to ensure continuous air supply to critical and non-critical facilities, equipment and systems. Responds to scheduled, unscheduled and preventive maintenance work orders generated by the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS); completes work orders within the pre-determined service standards time frame; documents materials and labor used to complete each work order, and returns completed work orders to the Work Order Clerk for data entry and closeout.
  
•  Inspects, tests, evaluates, calibrates and updates HVAC Control Systems to improve reliability and to assure dependability, safety and compliance. 
• Inspects facilities (including ancillary structures, houses, temporary trailers, etc.);  equipment (e.g. AHUs,packaged A/C units, fan coil units, compressors, cooling towers and chillers etc.); systems (e.g. HVAC mechanical etc.); and the work of vendors to determine the condition of facilities, operational efficiency of equipment, quality of work performed,
  whether equipment is on the scheduled maintenance program, and the safety measure being used by local vendors and service providers while they are working on the equipment. Provides routine and emergency equipment condition inspections, as required by the manufacturer, on all systems.