Critical Facilities Technician resume example

I installed and ran service for BCH all along west coast of Florida work on everything from 10 ton to 300 and on the refrigeration anything from Manitowoc ice machines to walk in freezers. And on the heating side a wide variety of boiler work was asked of me as Well. I was able to broaden my skill set from thing I had not yet seen or worked on in the mid-west. One thing I lacked living in FL was there was not much control work that I was used do to the company structure. But did find myself on a few construction jobs when install and service was slow.

• Contacted vendors to procure equipment and tools to meet organizational demand.
• Interpreted construction drawings and cut sheets in field.
• Unloaded and loaded truck supplies and equipment using proper hoisting techniques to avoid accidents and injuries.
• Presented job proposals for service repair or new units for new and existing customers.
• Attended employee meetings and training to learn about new techniques, trends and technologies.
• Conducted brazing, threading pipe and tasks to complete service calls.
• Collaborated with contractor representatives, supervisors, co-workers and sub-contractors on job sites to streamline operations.
• Serviced units to residential and commercial heating and air conditioning customers.
• Reported problems with company tools and vehicles to crew foreman for quick resolution.
• Wired both line and low voltage to heating and cooling equipment.
• Maintained safe working environment with proper execution of HVAC guidelines and usage of PPE equipment.
• Used troubleshooting methods on HVAC components to diagnose and repair heat pumps, fireplace, geothermal, furnaces and air conditioning equipment.
• Conferred with users to isolate and identify malfunctions, conducting speedy repairs to restore full functionality.
• Installed electrical wiring and control systems to complete JCI and Novar systems. Set up auxiliary components to enhance performance of heating and cooling equipment.
• Inspected electrical circuits and components, employing test equipment to verify continuity and trace faults.
• Balanced systems and calibrated controls to optimize performance.
• Scheduled preventative maintenance visits to keep customer heating and air conditioning systems operating at top performance.
• Installed air conditioning equipment, including compressors, pumps, meters and piping.

I was a MES technician at DeBra I worked again on equipment ranging from 90- 300 ton on the cooling side. On the heating side I worked on anything from 100 btu to a million btu boilers and everything in between. I mostly ran service and start ups at DeBra because of Union rules I was on limited construction sites but would be called here or there to assist with them. While at DeBra I was in the UA local 162 where I attended classes towards my journeyman card. I only left DeBra because I had got an opportunity in Fl.

• Organized, analyzed and prepared technical data reports.
• Installed machinery and equipment along with new and replacement parts.
• Inspected and repaired program systems and components.
• Tested components, assemblies and systems to diagnose problems.
• Examined heating and air conditioning systems and air compressors for signs of defects or malfunction.
• Retained careful and thorough maintenance and repair records in case customers required future service.
• Assessed efficiency of HVAC and refrigeration systems and provided feedback to customers.
• Disassembled units, repaired broken components and restored to operating condition.
• Completed preventative maintenance on heating and air conditioning systems to extend life of such equipment.
• Installed heating, air conditioning and ventilation equipment and tested for proper operation.
• Promptly responded to complaints about temperature problems during massive heatwave and conducted assessments to determine causes and target solutions.
• Recycled and charged refrigerants.
• Examined and repaired variable frequency drives.
• Troubleshot and diagnosed issues with HVAC equipment, providing recommendations for remediation.
• Maintained and serviced HVAC systems and refrigeration equipment.
• Employed computer- aided software to design blueprints.
• Complied with engineering standards and practices at all times, including cGMPs.
• Overhauled and repaired reciprocating and centrifugal compressors.
• Scan-tested HEPA filters at specified flow rates.

At Perfection I quickly moved up the ladder finding myself in what we called the green team. While running service and installing. I quickly got a grasp on the control side of things as well. Being part of the green team we did a variety of government contracts to include local state and federal buildings all over the eastern part of the United States. Our engineers would go in and do audits to see what we could do to make the building more efficient i.e. green. I would be on construction jobs and then would eventually take care of those jobs per contract meaning I would be lead or second lead service tech on these jobs. I really got my feet wet here, I worked on various manufacturers from Munters McQuay Trane Carrier York to name a few countless pump and boiler manufacturers. And on the control side I really dived into Tridium control reason being we were a dealer and in Ohio the school districts loved the brand. I left Perfection because I wanted to be part of the union and we had a lot of turn around in management that was really shaking up thing to where we started losing contracts in the Ohio region. I felt more job security if I was in the union.

• Unloaded and loaded truck supplies and equipment using proper hoisting techniques to avoid accidents and injuries.
• Wired both line and low voltage to heating and cooling equipment.
• Reported problems with company tools and vehicles to crew foreman for quick resolution.
• Presented job proposals for service repair or new units for new and existing customers.
• Interpreted construction drawings and cut sheets in field.
• Used troubleshooting methods on HVAC components to diagnose and repair heat pumps, fireplace, geothermal, furnaces and air conditioning equipment.
• Conducted brazing, threading pipe and tasks to complete service calls.
• Collaborated with contractor representatives, supervisors, co-workers and sub-contractors on job sites to streamline operations.
• Serviced units to residential and commercial heating and air conditioning customers.
• Maintained safe working environment with proper execution of HVAC guidelines and usage of PPE equipment.
• Attended employee meetings and training to learn about new techniques, trends and technologies.
• Repaired parts by using technical knowledge, special tools and soldering skills.
• Inspected, repaired and maintained 1200-ton chiller plant units, including condensers, heat exchangers, cooling towers, steam and gas turbines. medium, and high-speed types gas turbine engine and shipboard auxiliary systems.
• Read technical manuals and schematics to understanding specific configurations.
• Worked successfully with diverse group of coworkers to accomplish goals and address issues related to our products and services.