Heating Air Conditioning Technician

About the RoleThe HVAC Technician is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems across assigned hospitals and centers. The role helps ensure reliable HVAC operation, appropriate indoor environmental conditions, and timely response to maintenance requirements.Key ResponsibilitiesPerform preventive and corrective maintenance of HVAC systems and equipment.Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair AHUs, FCUs, split units, package units, ventilation and exhaust systems.Monitor HVAC equipment performance and report abnormalities.Respond to HVAC breakdowns and maintenance requests promptly.Perform routine inspection of filters, motors, belts, fans, coils, thermostats, and related components.Support operation and basic troubleshooting of chilled-water systems and pumps, where applicable.Maintain appropriate temperature and ventilation conditions, particularly in critical hospital areas.Coordinate with Facilities/Engineering teams and contractors for major repairs.Follow safety procedures, permit-to-work requirements, and proper PPE practices.Maintain preventive maintenance, repair, and inspection records.Support facility inspections and accreditation readiness.QualificationsDiploma/Technical Certificate in HVAC, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, Mechanical Technology, or a related technical field.Minimum 2 years of relevant HVAC maintenance experience.Experience in hospitals, healthcare facilities, or large commercial buildings preferred.Key SkillsHVAC maintenance and troubleshootingPreventive and corrective maintenanceAHU, FCU, split and package unit maintenanceVentilation and exhaust systemsBasic chilled-water system knowledgeReading technical drawings/manualsSafety and PPE complianceFault diagnosis and problem-solvingMaintenance documentationTeamwork and communication