HVAC & Utilities Engineer/Supervisor (Industrial HVAC Systems)

The HVAC & Utilities Engineer/Supervisor is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of industrial HVAC systems within a manufacturing facility. This role focuses on factory air conditioning, air handling units, dehumidification systems, and chilled water systems. The position is hands-on and equipment-focused, with future responsibility to lead a team of engineers and technicians. • Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot industrial HVAC systems, including: • Perform daily inspections and establish preventive maintenance plans for HVAC equipment. • Diagnose and repair common HVAC equipment failures and abnormal operating conditions. • Maintain mechanical systems related to HVAC, including piping and ductwork. • Support HVAC equipment commissioning, start-up, and system optimization. • Ensure stable and reliable HVAC operation to support manufacturing processes. • Develop and improve HVAC maintenance standards, SOPs, and equipment documentation. • Coordinate HVAC activities with facilities, production, and EHS teams. • Support future team leadership of HVAC engineers and technicians. • Participate in shift coverage or night shift operations as required.

• Hands-on experience with industrial HVAC equipment , including air conditioning or dehumidification systems. • Solid understanding of HVAC system operation principles and equipment structures. • Experience performing routine maintenance and preventive maintenance on HVAC equipment. • Proven ability to troubleshoot and repair common HVAC equipment failures. • Experience in factory or industrial equipment operation and maintenance. • Ability to read and understand HVAC and mechanical drawings. • Experience with desiccant dehumidification units (DHU) and chilled water systems . • Experience in manufacturing, battery, semiconductor, electronics, or pharmaceutical facilities. • Mechanical background with experience in piping and ductwork maintenance . • Prior experience supervising or mentoring engineers or technicians. • Willingness to work night shifts or rotating shifts. • HVAC-related certifications or licenses are a plus.