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Winston-Salem State University

Mechanical HVAC Technician

Winston-Salem State University, Columbia Heights, Minnesota, United States

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A criminal background check will be conducted on the candidate finalist prior to the offer of employment.

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Position Classification Title: Facilities Maintenance Technician – Mechanical Trade

FLSA: Non‑Exempt

Position Class: 17423

Position Summary

Join the Ramily! WSSU is seeking an HVAC technician to join the Housing and Residence Life Facilities team.

The HVAC Technician will report to the Facilities Manager for Housing and Residence Life. The primary purpose of this position is to provide preventative maintenance to campus HVAC systems, campus steam and chilled water distribution systems and controls. Employees must work ‘on call’ during the approved appointed scheduled dates and times when requested. This also includes callback work if needed.

Responsibilities include:

Inspecting HVAC systems for performance issues and safety risks

Identifying issues such as leaks and faulty parts using diagnostic tools

Inspecting system controls and safety features to identify root causes of issues

Checking airflow and system pressures for preventative maintenance

Cleaning and replacing filters, ducts, and vents

Cleaning coils, lubricating moving parts such as motors or fans, refilling and recharging refrigerants

Mounting and connecting compressors, evaporators, and thermostats

Maintaining records of repairs and maintenance performed

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