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George Mason University · 2 months ago

Building Automation Technician

Fairfax, VA

Full-time

Hybrid

Mid Level

George Mason University is the largest and most diverse university in Virginia, committed to providing a quality physical environment. The Building Automation Technician will perform journey level work in the installation, modification, repair, and replacement of Direct Digital Control systems and equipment, ensuring efficient operation and maintenance of HVAC systems.

Education

Culture & Values

No H1B

Responsibilities

Performs journeyman level work installing, modifying, maintaining, and repairing system components including, but not limited to DDC and Energy Management Control systems

Exercises extensive knowledge of the following systems that the DDC control system controls: Variable frequency drives and the motors they serve; Commercial AC systems and heat pumps; Air handler units utilizing hydronic controls and pumps; VAV's, FCU's, RTU's, ERU's and DOAS units; and All associated pneumatic controls and equipment in order to maintain environmental conditions

Inspects equipment to determine preventative, routine and emergency maintenance

Maintains equipment according to established schedules and appropriate procedures as indicated by manufacturer specifications and departmental guidelines to minimize unexpected repairs and down time

Performs other related duties as assigned

Inputs accurate work order actions, time and attendance records; and

Authors professional emails

Qualification

Building automation systemsHVAC systemsDDC systemsPneumatic controlsElectronic controlsHydronic systemsControl system troubleshootingMS OfficeBlueprint readingHand tool usage

Required

High school diploma or equivalent

Substantial experience operating and repairing building automation systems, commercial HVAC hydronic equipment, and/or electronic systems

Some coursework in HVAC or Industrial Automation

Extensive knowledge of HVAC, hydronic systems and associated controls

Thorough knowledge of pneumatic, electronic, and electrical controls, DDC systems, and building automation software

Knowledge and use of desktop pc's and laptops used to troubleshoot DDC control systems

Working knowledge of how building automation systems work, their purpose, and why they are used for energy management

Working knowledge of windows software and MS Office programs

Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot all types of control systems and effectively make repairs and/or changes to control systems to ensure proper operation of these systems

Demonstrated ability to read control drawings and blueprints

Ability to use common hand tools to repair, modify and perform preventative maintenance

Valid driver's license needed to drive GMU state vehicles; must currently possess an appropriate, active, valid motor vehicle operator's license that meets all of GMU's requirements for operating state vehicles and equipment under Mason's Vehicle Use Policy 1411