Building Service Engineer

Under general supervision of the Facilities Project Supervisor for HVAC, the Building Service Engineer works independently or as a team member to operate, maintain, repair and inspect heating, ventilating, air conditioning, refrigeration and water systems and equipment. Key responsibilities include:

1. Testing, adjusting, and calibrating boiler and air conditioning machinery and mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and/or microprocessor control instruments.
2. Testing and chemically treating boiler, condenser, and cooling tower water and water from other systems.
3. Maintaining, inspecting, diagnosing and making emergency repairs to steam, natural gas, water, refrigerant, air and oil distribution systems.
4. Using features of building automation systems to diagnose and troubleshoot problems in the HVAC systems while optimizing energy usage.
5. Monitoring building automation systems data and adjusting systems accordingly.
6. Responding to service requests to adjust air flow, temperature and humidity balances for individual rooms, building areas or buildings.
7. Maintaining swimming pools.
8. Maintaining logs of maintenance and repairs using manual and computerized recordkeeping systems.
9. Instructing and leading semi-skilled or unskilled assistants.
10. Repairing and replacing bearings, shafts, seals, rings and electrical wiring and installing central system parts, gauges, valves and pipes.
11. Rotating through various shift assignments at stations either in a central plant or in the utilities centers of individual buildings or campus centers for the operation, service and repair of low, medium or high-speed revolution cogeneration equipment.

Company info
San Jose State University

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