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HVAC Technician
Join a respected state department as a full-time HVAC Technician. Earn between $4,906 and $5,887 per month, enjoy overtime eligibility, and receive state benefits. Requirements include three years of HVAC experience and a Universal CFC Certification.
Daily Responsibilities
As an HVAC Technician, you’ll be tasked with maintaining, repairing, and installing HVAC systems across multiple state-run facilities. Duties include troubleshooting air and water systems, monitoring automation, and handling call-backs for emergencies.
The position covers a broad range of responsibilities, such as preventative maintenance, equipment repairs, and system upgrades. You’ll also read wiring diagrams, use electrical testing tools, and ensure compliance with state and federal regulations.
You will interact with a state-of-the-art building automation system to ensure proper environmental conditions and communicate directly with colleagues if major systems or controls affect day-to-day operations.
Being on call and willing to respond to after-hours emergencies is expected. Snow removal and occasional travel to other facilities or for training are part of the role.
Safety standards and regulations must be met, including managing fire, smoke, and toxic chemical controls, especially in environments serving vulnerable populations.
Pros
The job offers an attractive salary with eligibility for overtime, making your monthly earnings potentially even higher. State employment brings stability and a host of secure benefits, including retirement plans.
You get a meaningful work environment, supporting facilities vital to public health. Training opportunities and career advancement are possible within the department.
Cons
The position requires consistent physical presence at assigned facilities, with no remote work flexibility. Being on call for emergencies can disrupt your personal schedule.
Work may involve contact with hazardous materials, as well as exposure to mechanical and electrical risks in environments that serve at-risk populations.
Verdict
This job is best suited to a skilled HVAC professional seeking job security, great benefits, and a sense of purpose. If you thrive in challenging and essential workplaces, this could be an excellent step for your career.
