Heating Air Conditioning Technician

About the Role The 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 Responsibilities • Perform 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. Qualifications • Diploma/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 Skills • HVAC maintenance and troubleshooting • Preventive and corrective maintenance • AHU, FCU, split and package unit maintenance • Ventilation and exhaust systems • Basic chilled-water system knowledge • Reading technical drawings/manuals • Safety and PPE compliance • Fault diagnosis and problem-solving • Maintenance documentation • Teamwork and communication