HVAC Technician at Alpha Mead Group

Responsibilities

• Conduct regular routine inspections of all company’s R & A equipment to drive the proactive identification of potential faults and stop them before failure.
• Answer questions as to the operation, features, and functions of the company’s R & A equipment.
• Service, repair, and/or propose the replacement of ACs, Chillers, Freezers, and other refrigeration equipment.
• Identify or receive faults and analyze them to identify the root cause and resolve on R & A equipment.
• Escalate issues to the coordinator/vendor as required.
• Ensure issues are properly logged and closed according to the company’s policy.
• Carry out and train others in carrying out preventive/proactive maintenance on R & A equipment.
• Monitor usage of equipment to ensure they are properly handled.
• Perform required documentation for each call, recording recommendations, repairs, accurate readings, and observations.
• Ensure all company’s R & A equipment is maintained to the highest standard.
• Follow up on escalated issues to ensure resolution and closure.
• Ensure timely preparation and submission of daily reports.
• provide feedback on Vendor/service providers as required to help in their evaluation.
• Support in preparation of equipment maintenance schedule and manuals.
• Carry out any other maintenance job assigned to him by his supervisor.

Requirements

• Academic Qualification: Minimum of SSCE, NABTEB or OND
• Other Qualification: Trade Test I, II & III or any other relevant qualification
• Work Experience: Minimum of 3 years post-certification experience in a serviced environment providing R&A installation and maintenance practices
• Knowledge of industrial Air Conditioners is a must-have
• Good hands-on practical experience in installation, operation, and maintenance of R&A system
• Good communication and interpersonal skills
• Good troubleshooting (defect identification) and rectification skills
• Good knowledge of HSE (Toolbox-talk, JHA, Risk assessment) and customer service orientation