HVAC Technician / Building Engineer

HVAC Technician / Building Engineer

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Our client, a nationally recognized owner and operator of medical office properties, is seeking an experienced HVAC Technician to join the team at a premier medical office building in New Haven, CT.
This is a rare opportunity to take ownership of HVAC operations at a single, high-profile facility while working for a stable organization that is investing heavily in both the property and its engineering team.
Why Consider This Opportunity?Dedicated HVAC RoleUnlike many building engineering positions, this role focuses exclusively on HVAC systems. You'll work alongside two onsite Building Engineers who handle general maintenance, allowing you to concentrate on what you do best.One Building. No Travel.This is a single-site position at a prominent 300,000-square-foot medical office building. No driving between properties and no travel.Newly Created PositionFor the past decade, HVAC operations have been managed through a third-party vendor. Ownership has made the strategic decision to bring the function in-house, creating an opportunity for the right technician to help shape the role from the ground up.
Complex Commercial Building SystemsThe facility contains a broad range of commercial HVAC and mechanical equipment, providing exposure to:Heating and cooling systemsHydronic and water-source systemsAir handling and ventilation equipmentBuilding automation and controlsCentral plant and associated mechanical infrastructure
Position ResponsibilitiesPerform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on HVAC and mechanical systemsMonitor and maintain water-source heat pumps, boilers, cooling towers, air handlers, and related equipmentRespond to HVAC service requests and complete work orders in a timely mannerAssist with building automation and controls troubleshootingMaintain accurate maintenance and repair recordsCoordinate and oversee outside contractors during major repairs and capital projectsSupport overall building operations as needed
QualificationsRequiredActive Connecticut HVAC license (D2 minimum)EPA Refrigerant Certification5+ years of commercial HVAC experienceStrong troubleshooting and diagnostic skillsAbility xzbcwsv to work independently and manage priorities effectivelyPreferredS2 LicenseMedical office, healthcare, or large commercial building experienceExperience with building automation systems and controlsAbility to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings
Work EnvironmentLarge, Class A medical office facilityCollaborative onsite engineering teamLimited overtime expectationsMajor capital projects performed by outside vendors, allowing focus on operations, maintenance, and system performance
If you're looking for a stable, long-term opportunity where you can focus on HVAC systems, work with sophisticated equipment, and become a key member of a highly visible property team, we'd welcome a conversation.