Service Controls Technician - Eastern WA

Service Controls Technician – HVAC Systems

Inland Northwest Territory

A local Mchanical Engineering Contractor is seeking a Service Controls Technician to add to an already successful team in Eastern & Central Washington. This person will be responsible for surveying, troubleshooting and upgrading existing controls systems.

The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 2 years’ experience as a Controls Technician and have worked with Siemens and/or Honeywell building controls systems.

Service Controls Technician – Qualifications:

Complete service calls and preventative maintenance on existing controls systems. Troubleshoot existing installations and correct deficiencies and repair systems. Perform upgrades, small scale retrofits or replacement of existing control systems. Perform building survey’s and work with the small repairs group on estimating additional work. Become proficient in areas of HVAC controls including pneumatic, electronic, energy management systems, and computerized control systems. Perform software programming, check-out, and graphic functions. Knowledge of all aspects of HVAC including design, production, refrigeration, controls and service. Test building controls sequences of operation and full function of control system components. Provide written record of system and component testing on all projects. Promote, maintain and enhance new and existing customer relationships. Consult with customers regarding problems or issues discovered while servicing their boiler and provide them with a record of services performed. Service Controls Technician – Requirements:

A 2-year degree and/or 2-5 years’ minimum experience working with HVAC and control systems with an emphasis on direct digital control systems. An understanding of commercial building operations. Possess strong computer aptitude including hardware, software and network communications. Ability to effectively interact with co-workers, customers, technicians, sales and office staff. Strong communication, organizational, documentation, and problem-solving skills. Ability to read and understand mechanical and electrical drawings. Ability to consistently set goals, establish and meet budgets, and meet schedule deadlines. Possess efficient knowledge using gauges, meters and computerized controls common to the industry. Service Controls Technician – Physical Working Conditions:

The ability to frequently lift or carry 20 to 50 pounds. Typical working conditions include: General construction, working on ladders, on rooftops, in crawl spaces, in unheated areas and in all weather conditions. Benefits & Appreciation:

Medical, dental, vision for employee {coverage available for dependents for shared premium}. 401k retirement plan including company matching. Holiday pay, vacation, and sick leave compensation. Disability income protection. Employee and Dependent Life Insurance. Relocation assistance. Compensation: $80K - $110K + bonus and car allowance/company vehicle