Job Description

The Building Automation Control Tech A will have skills and knowledge in all aspects of the installation, maintenance and repair of mechanical and electronic systems. Performs a variety of tasks involved with installing, analyzing and repairing all types of systems, including all electrical and electronic controls systems; pneumatic control instrumentation, including sensors and transmissions; and monitoring systems for process controls for utilities and building operations.

Responsibilities

• Performs regular testing and maintenance of mechanical systems including assessment and troubleshooting of components and systems.
• Plans working details and follows schematics, wiring diagrams, or blueprints on all equipment and systems as defined above. Determines work methods to accomplish assignments such as repairs, replacements or new installations.
• Performs work according to manufacturer’s specifications, FO&M guidelines, trade practices, blueprints, shop drawings and schematics.
• Performs diagnostic tests on digital systems for campus Central Environmental Control (CEC) system and fabricates electronic parts and circuitry as necessary.
• Maintains systems, components, fixtures and equipment in accordance with established work order maintenance schedules, calls or specific assignments.
• Inspects control and safety systems to verify system compliance with plans and specifications.
• Adjusts system controls to maintain proper conditions on campus. Modifies schedules to maintain designated conditions on campus on a day-to-day basis.
• Tests performance of systems using tools and equipment such as monometer, psychometer, thermometer and digital multimeter to isolate problems and determine where adjustments are necessary.
• Maintains records of system installations, repairs, calibrations, and tests, using databases, spreadsheets, word documents and drawings.
• Maintains effective working relationships with constituents.
• Performs other related duties and responsibilities as assigned.

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