Lead Chiller Technician responsible for commissioning, site acceptance, startup, and performance testing for chillers, CRAH units, and fan arrays.
Responsibilities
Lead Commissioning: Lead delivery and site acceptance, pre-functional verification, startup, and performance testing for chillers, CRAH units, and fan arrays
Coordinate Site Work: Follow commissioning plans and coordinate with third-party commissioning authorities and other site teams
Verify Readiness and Safety: Confirm installation, site conditions, and required services before energizing equipment; stop and escalate unsafe or unready conditions
Troubleshoot Equipment: Diagnose faults using alarms, trends, and systematic troubleshooting; safely isolate, recover, shut down, and restart equipment
Service Chillers: Perform refrigerant-side work, including evacuation, charging, leak detection, and recovery, in accordance with local requirements
Directs and coordinates administrative and clinical services for assigned practice(s) as part of the dyad leadership model, ensuring optimal operations, safety, and patient care.
Compensation
Annual Salary: $66,950 - $104,059
Responsibilities
Oversees daily/monthly expenditures, staffing and overtime hours
Ensures staff follows front-end policies and procedures
Identifies opportunities to increase patient volume and services while controlling expenses
Develops and maintains practice budgets
Prepares critical daily, weekly, and monthly reports
Supervise production operations on the 1st shift, planning, scheduling, and execution of manufacturing flow, leading continuous improvement and ensuring quality and safety compliance.
Compensation
Base Compensation: $80,000-$100,000, bonus eligible.
Responsibilities
Plan and schedule production flow
Supervise 30-40 employees
Lead continuous improvement initiatives
Manage resources and equipment
Coordinate with Engineering, Quality, and Maintenance
Requirements
BS in Mechanical, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering or Engineering Technology
Performs preventive, corrective, predictive, and emergency maintenance on HVAC, refrigeration, and commercial/industrial chiller systems.
Inspects, troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains chillers, chilled-water systems, cooling towers, pumps, piping, valves, and associated mechanical equipment.
Monitors equipment performance and operating conditions to identify potential issues and prevent system failures.
Services HVAC electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, and control systems, including Building Automation Systems (BAS), Direct Digital Controls (DDC), sensors, actuators, and Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs).
Performs refrigerant recovery, leak detection, evacuation, charging, and system testing in accordance with EPA regulations, manufacturer requirements, and established procedures.
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