Required Skills & Experience
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, controls schematics, and
service manuals.
Knowledge of Energy Management practices and programs.
General knowledge of building systems including HVAC, electrical, and plumbing
systems
Demonstrated skills and abilities to accurately carries out instructions and
complete assignments without continuous review or close supervision.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with demonstrated ability to prepare
analysis's and produce reports. Demonstrated skills to obtain/evaluate necessary
information and the ability apply good judgment in resolving problems.
High degree of computer proficiency in a variety of software applications to
include MS Office, web-based applications and databases, and building
automation software\
Self-starter, the proven ability to creatively handle difficult or unusual
assignments.
Excellent attention to detail, with the ability to work independently and exercise
sound judgment, taking an appropriate level of initiative.
Ability to perform physical activities essential to the job.
Job Description
The mission of Facilities Management is to enable the institute to carry out its mission of
teaching, research and advisory service by providing cost effective and efficient
planning, design, construction, maintenance, safety, and security services throughout
Virginia Institute of Marine Science.The Control Systems Technician repairs, installs, modifies, and monitors various
automated controls systems on campus. Systems include building automation and lab
controls in various campus facilities. Work to include adjustment to automation
programming, device repair or replacement, as well as developing reports and other
functions as required.