A Senior Chiller Technician is an experienced professional responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of chiller systems, which are vital for large-scale cooling applications in commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. They ensure that chiller units, along with associated systems, are operating efficiently and safely, thereby contributing to optimal climate control and energy management. This role involves advanced technical knowledge, a proactive approach to problem-solving, and often includes mentoring junior technicians to ensure service standards are met.
| Salary | Market Competitive |
| Experience | 6 – 10 Years |
| Location | Dubai |
| Qualification | Diploma(Machine Tool Maintenance & Repair, Refrigeration & Airconditioning) |
| Posted | 6 November 2024 |
| Job Type | Full-Time |
| Posted by | Habeebi Recruiter |
| last date to apply | apply within 15 days |
Key Responsibilities of a Senior Chiller Technician
1. Installation, Maintenance, and Repair of Chiller Systems
A Senior Chiller Technician oversees the installation, routine maintenance, and repair of chiller units, including centrifugal, screw, and scroll chillers. They conduct inspections, calibrations, and testing of chiller components, ensuring systems operate at peak efficiency. When malfunctions occur, they diagnose and resolve issues, which may involve repairing compressors, condensers, pumps, and other components critical to cooling operations.
2. Diagnosing and Troubleshooting Complex Issues
One of the primary responsibilities of a Senior Chiller Technician is diagnosing complex issues within chiller systems and resolving them effectively. This requires extensive knowledge of refrigeration principles, electrical systems, and control systems, as well as proficiency with diagnostic tools and software. Senior Technicians address technical problems quickly to minimize downtime, ensuring that the client’s operations continue smoothly.
3. Ensuring Compliance with Safety and Environmental Standards
Senior Chiller Technicians uphold strict safety and environmental standards, especially when handling refrigerants and hazardous materials. They comply with OSHA, EPA, and local regulatory guidelines for safe refrigerant handling and disposal. By adhering to these standards, they help protect the environment and ensure that chiller systems operate within safe and regulatory-compliant conditions.
4. Monitoring System Performance and Conducting Preventive Maintenance
Senior Technicians perform regular checks on chiller system performance, monitoring parameters such as temperature, pressure, and electrical load to identify any abnormalities. They implement preventive maintenance schedules, including cleaning coils, replacing filters, and lubricating moving parts. Proactive maintenance helps extend the lifespan of the chillers, reduces energy consumption, and lowers repair costs.
5. Training and Supervising Junior Technicians
With their extensive experience, Senior Chiller Technicians often serve as mentors to junior technicians. They provide hands-on training, share technical knowledge, and guide them in troubleshooting techniques. Through mentorship, they help junior team members build confidence and competence, which ensures that the entire team meets the company’s service standards and enhances workforce readiness for complex repairs.
6. Documenting Service Records and Reporting
Accurate documentation is essential in this role. Senior Chiller Technicians maintain detailed service records, including maintenance schedules, repairs performed, and parts replaced. They also prepare reports that provide insights into system performance, potential issues, and recommendations for improvement. These records facilitate better decision-making and help track the system’s operational history for ongoing or future service needs.
7. Client Communication and Relationship Management
Senior Chiller Technicians often interact directly with clients, providing updates on system status, explaining repairs, and offering energy-saving recommendations. Clear communication is essential to ensure clients understand the importance of repairs and maintenance. Positive interactions reinforce client confidence in the service and build long-term relationships that contribute to client satisfaction and loyalty.
Skills and Qualifications
A Senior Chiller Technician should have an advanced understanding of HVAC and chiller systems, particularly in complex troubleshooting and preventive maintenance. A technical diploma or certification in HVAC, refrigeration, or mechanical engineering is usually required, along with relevant licenses, such as an EPA refrigerant handling certification. Strong analytical skills, mechanical aptitude, and proficiency with diagnostic tools and software are essential. Excellent communication skills and experience in training or supervising team members are also valuable for this senior-level role.
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