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True Find Staffing · 4 months ago

EMS Technician – Level II

True Find Staffing is seeking an EMS Technician – Level II who possesses a strong foundational knowledge of the energy management and building automation industry. This role involves increased technical responsibilities, supporting Level III technicians and Project Managers while adhering to the company's Installation and Commissioning Standards.

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Responsibilities

Identify all equipment types relevant to the controls industry
Install and apply ARC 156 rules and devices, with the ability to explain them
Demonstrate a basic understanding of temperature and humidity control processes
Interpret and analyze equipment schematics accurately
Diagnose and resolve most wiring issues, including interlocks
Navigate ALC logic to locate request sources for equipment
Assign IP addresses to ALC routers, such as LGRs, Opti-Flex, and G Series models
Calibrate end devices including temperature, airflow, pressure, humidity, and gas sensors
Understand ALC modules—their functions, configurations, and applications
Diagnose network issues using tools like the Diag485
Understand the basics of mechanical piping and ductwork
Configure system runtime and equipment request logic within ALC software
Properly install thermowells, pressure sensors, and temperature probes
Install and understand interlock wiring for drives, high static pressure limits, and dampers
Grasp building static pressure and differential pressure principles
Make minor program and graphic updates in the field for smaller-scale systems
Possess working knowledge of lighting panels and interlocks
Begin contributing to lighting system integration and assist with lighting system checkouts
Understand control protocols such as BACnet, Modbus, and MSTP used by the company
Navigate full lifecycle of third-party system integrations
Read and follow electrical one-line diagrams
Assist Test & Balance teams (air and water) using WebCTRL and provide access for balancing activities
Independently execute the commissioning process
Retrieve, store, and distribute system backups in a timely and organized manner
Assist Level III technicians or Project Managers during inspections and system presentations to clients
Understand PID control and adjust parameters to optimize performance
Identify various air handling units including: Single Zone (SZ), Multi-Zone (MZ), VAV, Dedicated Outdoor Air Units (DOAS), Makeup Air Units (MAU), Outside Air Units (OA), Energy Recovery Units (ERU), and Fan Coil Units (FCU)
Independently perform checkout and startup for units such as: SZAHU, DDAHU, MAU, FCU
Perform checkout and startup with guidance for: MZAHU, VAVAHU, ERU, OA
Commission a range of fan applications including Outside Air (OA), Supply Air (SA), Return Air (RA), Exhaust Fans (EF), Toilet Exhaust Fans (TEF), garage, and stairwell fans
Have an early understanding of central plant systems and related components
Assist with mission-critical system checkouts and commissioning tasks
Begin taking on leadership responsibilities by guiding Level I technicians and supporting team assignments
Manage multiple tasks across different projects efficiently and effectively

Qualification

Energy management knowledgeBuilding automation expertiseALC software configurationControl protocols understandingTemperature control processesElectrical schematics interpretationNetwork issue diagnosisMechanical piping knowledgeTask managementLeadership skills

Required

Strong foundational knowledge of the energy management and building automation industry
Ability to fulfill all duties of an EMS Technician – Level I
Identify all equipment types relevant to the controls industry
Install and apply ARC 156 rules and devices, with the ability to explain them
Demonstrate a basic understanding of temperature and humidity control processes
Interpret and analyze equipment schematics accurately
Diagnose and resolve most wiring issues, including interlocks
Navigate ALC logic to locate request sources for equipment
Assign IP addresses to ALC routers, such as LGRs, Opti-Flex, and G Series models
Calibrate end devices including temperature, airflow, pressure, humidity, and gas sensors
Understand ALC modules—their functions, configurations, and applications
Diagnose network issues using tools like the Diag485
Understand the basics of mechanical piping and ductwork
Configure system runtime and equipment request logic within ALC software
Properly install thermowells, pressure sensors, and temperature probes
Install and understand interlock wiring for drives, high static pressure limits, and dampers
Grasp building static pressure and differential pressure principles
Make minor program and graphic updates in the field for smaller-scale systems
Possess working knowledge of lighting panels and interlocks
Begin contributing to lighting system integration and assist with lighting system checkouts
Understand control protocols such as BACnet, Modbus, and MSTP used by the company
Navigate full lifecycle of third-party system integrations
Read and follow electrical one-line diagrams
Assist Test & Balance teams (air and water) using WebCTRL and provide access for balancing activities
Independently execute the commissioning process
Retrieve, store, and distribute system backups in a timely and organized manner
Assist Level III technicians or Project Managers during inspections and system presentations to clients
Understand PID control and adjust parameters to optimize performance
Identify various air handling units including: Single Zone (SZ), Multi-Zone (MZ), VAV, Dedicated Outdoor Air Units (DOAS), Makeup Air Units (MAU), Outside Air Units (OA), Energy Recovery Units (ERU), and Fan Coil Units (FCU)
Independently perform checkout and startup for units such as: SZAHU, DDAHU, MAU, FCU
Perform checkout and startup with guidance for: MZAHU, VAVAHU, ERU, OA
Commission a range of fan applications including Outside Air (OA), Supply Air (SA), Return Air (RA), Exhaust Fans (EF), Toilet Exhaust Fans (TEF), garage, and stairwell fans
Have an early understanding of central plant systems and related components
Assist with mission-critical system checkouts and commissioning tasks
Begin taking on leadership responsibilities by guiding Level I technicians and supporting team assignments
Manage multiple tasks across different projects efficiently and effectively

Company

True Find Staffing

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