Commercial Appliance Repair Technician

To perform technical installation, diagnostic troubleshooting, and repairs on commercial industrial-grade food service appliances, equipment, and systems; manage maintenance schedule, order and maintain inventory and stock; perform related work.

Facilities Operations and Maintenance supports the university’s strategic mission by professionally maintaining safe, functional, and attractive facilities and grounds, while also providing quality support services to the campus community.

Applies skills and job knowledge in area of specialization; may adapt procedures, operations, techniques, tools, materials, and/or equipment to meet needs of area of specialization; may work on non-routine tasks; resolves issues/makes working decisions within area of specialization or responsibility with minimal supervision.

Installs, conducts technical diagnostics, and performs specialized repairs on a wide variety of commercial/industrial grade refrigeration and freezer units and compressors, dish machines, disposals, specialized gas ovens, grills, and other equipment
Diagnostic testing of coils, valves, and connections for leaks, pressure, and performance
Flushes refrigerant and recharges refrigeration units, maintains electrical and pneumatic controls, thermostats, heating elements, and plumbing systems
Replaces electronic components such as circuit boards, igniters, digital controls, alarms, commercial-grade electrical motors and fixtures
Installs and connects piping for gas appliances.
Ensures compliance with applicable laws regarding refrigerant recycling and disposal and maintains required Environmental Protection Agency documentation
Purchases and procures parts, tools, and supplies.
Manages and maintains inventory and determines stock levels.
Estimates repair costs and recommends replacement of damaged appliances and equipment; coordinates with equipment manufacturers and vendors on equipment warranties.
May perform other duties as needed.

Experience performing installation and repair of a variety of commercial and industrial-grade food-service appliances and equipment.
Knowledge of machines and tools, including their designs, uses, repair, and maintenance.
Quality Control Analysis.
Knowledge of inventory and records management.

Licensure: EPA Refrigerant Certification; valid standard driver’s license/successful completion of an accredited refrigeration technician program.

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