HVAC Balancing Engineer

If you are a "hands-on" person that enjoys being technically challenged, this is the perfect position. A position is open for balancing (field engineer) of Commercial Heating & Cooling Systems (HVAC) for the greater southwest Ohio area.

Duties include:

- Daily field work balancing Air & Hydronic (water) HVAC systems using multiple types of testing equipment.

- Measure and document findings on standard report forms

- Ability to troubleshoot & resolve problems on a daily basis

- Computer skills a must to be able to learn various controls programs

- Analyze and read blueprints for report preparation and balancing of systems

- Possess the skills to learn how to use the latest testing equipment.

- To be in decent health and comfortable climbing step ladders and extension ladders to evaluate systems.



 

Minimum employee requirements:

Math skills up to an algebraic level. A (4) year technical degree works well with this position (i.e. Mechanical Engineering Technician) but not required.  However, a minimum of a (2) year technical degree or extensive HVAC experience or service required.  Must enjoy hands on work and have a "dig-in" attitude. Candidate must have good oral and written communication.



 

Compensation & Benefits:

Employment with Air Solutions also provides health care after 30 days of employment, two-weeks vacation for the first year (3 weeks after 5 years of employment), paid holidays, three paid personal days per calendar year, and retirement investment (401K) after the first year of employment. The starting hourly compensation is competitive to the industry and will be determined based upon candidates skills level and knowledge of the industry. The employee will be evaluated after 6-months to determine any further compensation at that time and then yearly evaluation will be implemented. The position is an hourly position (4 day working week) with working hours of 7:30 am to 6 pm Monday thru Thursday (5 day working week available). There is possibility of overtime hours and minimal travels.