Overview
Abbott Park HVAC Control Technician performs Test and Balance, HVAC control troubleshooting and logic controller PM for laboratory, BL3 and manufacturing clean room areas. The technicians also supports D-72M (facility engineering) on commissioning and installation of HVAC upgrades to existing control systems, assists area shops mechanics/environmental technicians with complex HVAC issues outside of their skill level. The technician performs Heating, Cooling, and Humidification controls PM throughout Abbott Park.
Responsibilities
- Recommend, design, and implement control improvements for energy conservation.
- Verifying proper operation of microprocessor based control loops, analog and digital inputs and outputs.
- Installation of sheaves, seals, belts, gaskets, etc., on equipment utilizing a variety of gauges, meters, and other test equipment including lasers,Manage and coordinate a variety of events, including outdoor festivals, community gatherings, and venue-based activities to ensure seamless execution.
- Assist in ensuring that GMP and safe work policies and procedures are followed and maintained at all times in accordance with established company policies.
- Read and comprehend Corporate Plant Engineering Operations MA series, BOPs, and facility blue prints and drawings.
- Plan and schedule shutdowns of HVAC components for preventive maintenance or repair.
Experience
- 8+ years of college education or equivalent experience in the HVAC or mechanical engineering field.
- Background: A Controls Technician will have an understanding of HVAC theory and application to air handling systems in a commercial or industrial environment. A subset of this is the understanding of the psychometric process; logical programming and sequential operation of DDC controlled HVAC systems.
- An HVAC Control Technician is required to daily utilize the many different operating systems
Pay: $38.00 - $45.00 per hour
Benefits:
Work Location: In person
