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Building Automation Controls Technician Wright State University - 4.2 Dayton, OH Job Details 6 hours ago Qualifications Equipment safety procedures Basic math Interpreting technical drawings High school diploma or GED Driver's License Safety hazards Full Job Description Under general direction; calibrates, maintains, installs, repair and troubleshoots controls and equipment associated with HVAC equipment and control systems. Efficient operation of building systems, reduction in energy consumption and operating costs, and improved life cycle of utilities. Minimum Qualifications A high school diploma or equivalent, a certificate from a two-year certified technical/vocational HVAC program, and a minimum of three (3) years of full-time Commercial/Industrial HVAC experience.; OR a high school diploma or equivalent, and eight (8) years of full-time Commercial/Industrial HVAC experience. Must possess a good understanding of the occupational hazards and general safety considerations inherent in the trade. Must be able to calculate basic math, including fractions, decimals and percentages. Must be able to read, write and comprehend common vocabulary. May be required to read, interpret and work from blueprints, sketches, wiring diagrams, plans, layouts and/or templates. Must currently have possessed a valid U.S. driver's license for at least one year

•. Employees who operate University vehicles, or as a condition of employment, whose jobs require that they operate University vehicles, or that they operate their personal vehicles on University business, are subject to Wright Way Policy #9210, and must consistently meet the requirements of Risk Management for employees who drive under these circumstances.

Preferred Qualifications Advanced knowledge of:

DDC (Direct Digital Controls) programming and troubleshooting HVAC systems integration with BAS. Network communication protocols (BACnet, Modbus, LonWorks, etc.) Experience with energy management systems and strategies for improving building efficiency. Essential Functions and percent of time: Performs electronic and mechanical calibration and repair of HVAC pneumatic and DDC control systems. 10% Performs routine maintenance on building automation system.

Operational Testing, Verification, and Acceptance:

Run routine reports to review system operation. 10% Utilizes HVAC computerized control systems for troubleshooting and repair work of university facilities or property which require specialized training in a skilled trade; Building Automation Systems and Retro-commissioning/ HVAC Controls. Makes systems changes as necessary. 10% Proven experience in the integration of low-voltage building subsystems using various industry protocols, such as BACNet, N2, Modbus, etc 10% Analyzes, designs, installs and maintains new or replacement HVAC control equipment and control logic for large complex HVAC Systems. 10% Installs, maintains and operates components and equipment such as mechanical, pneumatic, electronic and electrical controls of environmental heating and cooling systems. Troubleshoots and assesses mechanical problems/deficiencies to determine and complete necessary repairs and/or replacements to maximize system efficiencies. 10% Installs mechanical, pneumatic, and electronic devices designed to control space temperature, and assesses if devices are operating properly. Adjusts thermostats, manual and automatic valves and mechanical linkage to maintain maximum system efficiency. 10% Performs periodic inspections and preventative maintenance of contracted work or installed equipment, accessories and components to assure safety and efficient operation. Initiates corrective action when discrepancies are discovered and complies with technical procedures and codes. 10% Required to perform on-the-job planning for completion of projects. Reviews scope of mechanical and electronic projects (including minor construction projects) and estimates part/material needs, other project costs, labor hours, staffing needs, etc., to complete in timely manner and recommends such to management and/or university mechanical engineer. Must be able to read and interpret schematics; wiring diagrams; blueprints; technical publications; and safety codes, practices, and procedures. 10% Serve as informational resource to other staff. 4% May inspect work performed by contractors to insure conformance to project plans and specifications. 4% Assesses, analyzes and recommends new methods and technology for enhances mechanical operations. 2%

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This is not an inclusive list of duties and responsibilities.