Facilities HVAC/Mechanical O&M Technician

About the role

NXP is hiring a Facilities HVAC/Mechanical O&M Technician in Chandler. The role covers repairs, preventive and predictive maintenance, and troubleshooting of site facilities equipment such as chillers, boilers, air compressors, pumps and motors, and works across HVAC, electrical, instrumentation and piping disciplines.

Key responsibilities

• Perform repairs, installation and troubleshooting of site HVAC&R equipment, including air balancing for factory and office environments.
• Maintain and repair factory support infrastructure such as chillers, boilers, air compressors, vacuum pumps, scrubbers and incinerators.
• Rebuild a wide range of pumps and motors.
• Perform preventive maintenance on toxic gas monitoring controllers, UPW systems and industrial waste treatment equipment.
• Apply predictive maintenance methods such as thermographic inspection, vibration analysis and eddy current testing.
• Perform low- and medium-voltage electrical maintenance and minor pipefitting work.
• Operate, maintain, install, repair and troubleshoot site facilities equipment, run rounds and readings, and respond to trouble calls.
• Work with PMs, corrective maintenance, design, project management, system startup and commissioning, vendor interface, contract coordination and inspections.
• Maintain operating procedures (Standard Work Elements and Maintenance Standard Works) and apply Lean and 5S concepts.
• Participate in emergency facility activities and may work non-standard shifts, nights, weekends and holidays.

Required profile

• AAS degree or certified apprenticeship or trade school in HVAC&R (equivalent experience may be accepted).
• At least 3 years of semiconductor trades or industrial maintenance/construction experience.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and climb ladders.
• EPA Type Universal certification required.

Required skills

• Technical skills in two or more of: HVAC, electrical, process piping, mechanical, instrumentation, wastewater treatment or UPW.
• Interpretation of complex multi-discipline schematics, drawings and O&M manuals.
• Use of PC programs (Word and Excel) and CMMS systems.
• Working knowledge of local, state and national building and environmental codes.