Johnson Controls
Produces HVAC, fire, security and building automation systems to optimize and protect buildings globally.
Mechanical Equipment Serviceman (Job Number: 1461)
Maintain and service shipboard HVAC/chiller systems for Navy and Coast Guard vessels
Job Highlights
About the Role
• Maintain and service chilled water air‑conditioning plants, refrigeration systems, and related equipment on U.S. Navy and Coast Guard vessels • Inspect, diagnose, repair, and perform preventive maintenance on commercial and industrial HVAC equipment • Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and control problems in HVAC systems • Respond to service and warranty calls • Use tools and instruments to service and repair mechanical systems • Perform preventative tasks such as belt adjustments, oiling, greasing, and cleaning • Conduct prescribed non‑destructive tests and collect samples for analysis
Key Responsibilities
- ▸hvac maintenance
- ▸system troubleshooting
- ▸service calls
- ▸tool use
- ▸preventive maintenance
- ▸ndt testing
What You Bring
• Require 5+ years of commercial/industrial HVAC experience with mechanical troubleshooting • Require a valid driver’s license and Mechanical Journeyman license • Require U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain/maintain government clearances and worksite badges • Require good verbal and written communication skills • Preferred: Experience with Navy marine service equipment and chiller maintenance • Preferred: Experience punching tubes and reclaiming refrigerant • Preferred: Licenses for refrigerants, boiler, and steam service
Requirements
- ▸hvac
- ▸journeyman
- ▸clearance
- ▸communication
- ▸navy
- ▸refrigerant
Benefits
The position offers a union‑negotiated hourly rate, benefits eligibility from the first day of employment, three weeks of paid vacation per calendar year, and the potential use of a company vehicle pending an additional background check.
Work Environment
Field