Description
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board (DPCDSB) is a dynamic Catholic school board committed to the delivery of quality educational programs and services from a Catholic faith perspective. DPCDSB, one of Ontario’s largest school boards in Ontario, is comprised of approximately 73,000 students enrolled in 151 schools (125 elementary and 26 secondary) throughout the diverse GTA municipalities of Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon, and Orangeville. DPCDSB employs approximately 8,000 faculty and staff to deliver and support its Catholic educational mission.
Air Conditioning Mechanic
Position Type: Permanent, Full-Time
Salary
$90,979
Applicants can submit an up to date resume and proof of education and trade certification via email to:
dpcareers@dpcdsb.org
ALL new employees will be required to submit a current original criminal background check (CBC) including a "Vulnerable Sector Screening" (VSS) issued within 6 months prior to commencing employment with the Board.
We thank all applicants, but advise that only those under consideration will be contacted.
If you require a disability related accommodation in order to participate in the recruitment process, please contact us at (905) 890-0708, extension 24272 to provide your contact information. Support Services staff will contact you within 2 business days. The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board is an equal opportunity employer. We will accommodate your needs under the Ontario Human Rights Code.
We actively encourage applications from members of groups with historical and/or current barriers to equity, including, but not limited to: • First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples, and all other Indigenous peoples; • members of groups that commonly experience discrimination due to race, ancestry, colour or place of origin; • persons with visible and/or invisible (physical and/or mental) disabilities.
Full job description below.
Air Conditioning Mechanic
Position Summary
Under
the direction of the Supervisor, Maintenance Services, the Air
Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanic is responsible for the installation,
repair, operation and preventive maintenance of heating, ventilating and air
conditioning equipment and for all associated controls.
Major Functions and
Responsibilities
Performs
the daily repair and adjustment of heating, ventilating and air conditioning
equipment.
Systematically
diagnoses malfunctions in HVAC equipment and systems and carries out necessary
and appropriate repairs and/or adjusts system to minimize system down time and
ensure continued comfort of staff and students.
Replaces
defective or worn system components to maximize economy of operation.
Replaces
refrigeration compressors, piping and associated equipment, system leak testing
evacuation and charging.
Tests
refrigerants and systems for contamination.
Disassembles,
inspects, overhauls and re-assembles reciprocating and rotary compressors.
Tests,
services and repairs the motor control devices connected to the building environmental
control equipment.
Replaces
or repairs defective heating equipment and sets up and performs combustion
efficiency tests.
Performs
seasonal start up and close down operations.
Records
details of repairs made or modifications undertaken.
Installs
and upgrades HVAC equipment, ductwork, and all associated equipment making
necessary field modifications and service configurations, to accommodate new equipment.
Installs
new HVAC systems including ductwork diffusers, refrigeration pipe work and all
associated components.
Extends
existing system to new building zones and re-balances the air and/or liquid
circuits to suit revised parameters.
Records
all work performed on as-built drawings and catalogues preventive maintenance
procedures.
Conducts
HVAC system preventive maintenance to ensure maximum economy of operation,
prevent unnecessary breakdown of equipment, and isolate potential system problems.
Cleans
heat transfer surfaces and strainers, and checks for corrosion wear and other
defects.
Checks
refrigeration and oil levels, system operating pressures and temperatures and
adjusts to recommended performance levels.
Checks
operation of chemical treatment and lubricates and adjusts as necessary.
Opens,
cleans and inspects heating equipment including hydronic boilers, pumps and
motors.
Cleans,
lubricates, adjusts and replaces system components including bearings, belts,
filters, regulators, vibration eliminators, control equipment and accessories.
Supports
the Building Operators by providing the Building Operators with advice and
skills as needed.
Tests,
services, and repairs hydronic pumps and motors.
Checks
and balances hydronic and air systems to design requirements.
Checks
and reports equipment not conforming to current safety recommendations or
regulations.
Performs
general repairs on all other related areas not specified above.
Provides
input to the Plant Department for the development and continued updating of the
preventive maintenance programs for all Board facilities.
Advises
the Supervisor, Maintenance Services of the need for changes to operational
procedures and policies to make the system run more smoothly.
Responsible
for the daily maintenance and upkeep of the assigned Board vehicle and ensures
the vehicle is kept clean, as well as advises the Supervisor of any mechanical
deficiencies.
Performs
other duties as assigned by the Supervisor, Maintenance Services.
Qualifications, Education,
Experience, and Knowledge
Valid
Refrigeration, Air Conditioning mechanics license issued by the Ontario
Ministry of Education & Training or an equivalent Canadian inter-provincial
license.
Valid
Ozone Depletion Prevention Certificate.
Valid
G1 gas fitters license issued by the Ontario Ministry of Skills Development or
an equivalent Canadian inter-provincial license.
Valid
Ontario driver’s license.
Minimum
grade 12 secondary school education or equivalent combination of education and
experience.
Minimum
of five years’ experience in diagnostic evaluation, maintenance, installation,
set up and commissioning of commercial air conditioning and refrigeration
systems.
Good
working knowledge of the latest developments in air conditioning technology.
Good
working knowledge of building service systems.
Ability
to read mechanical and electrical construction, schematic and control drawings.
Good
working knowledge of Direct Digital Control interface systems.
Good
working knowledge of electrical control systems, operating procedures, relevant
codes and safety practices.
Knowledge
of the “Occupational Health and Safety Act”.
Good
oral and written communication in English.
Impact of Errors
Incorrect
actions could result in significant loss of time and resources and could impact
on the health and safety of others
Incorrect
use of tools and equipment could impact on the health and safety of others
Supervision
Directs
the activities of any assigned maintenance personnel.
