EMS Technician

Job Title: EMS Technician – Level I

Overview:
The EMS Technician – Level I is an entry-level position focused on building foundational skills in the energy management and building automation industry. This role works under the supervision of an EMS Technician – Level II and a Project Manager, following all company Installation and Commissioning Standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Basic Electrical & Computer Skills:

• Operate a multi-meter to measure ohms, volts, amps, resistance, and similar metrics.
• Understand basic electrical circuits and read electrical diagrams.
• Proficient in Windows-based software including Microsoft Word, Excel, web browsers, and email.
• Familiar with company Installation and Commissioning Standards.
• Understand ARC 156 codes and regulations.
• Accurately complete and submit timesheets on time.

Technical Knowledge:

• Read and interpret floor plans to identify equipment locations.
• Understand schematics, submittals, and data sheets.
• Conduct communication line inspections and pull tests.
• Troubleshoot basic wiring and termination issues.
• Navigate WebCTRL software with guidance.
• Launch and connect with all versions of ALC software.
• Perform network startups and configuration tasks.
• Complete point-to-point checkouts and use short-to-ground testing methods.
• Configure end devices and instrumentation accurately.
• Understand logic page structures and layouts.
• Apply knowledge of parent-child relationships in equipment setup.
• Work with schedules, properties, parameters, alarms, and trend data.
• Interpret thermographic floor plans and identify communication issues.
• Create as-built drawings of communication lines based on actual installation.
• Support the commissioning process with oversight.
• Use WebCTRL and commissioning tools correctly.
• Maintain detailed documentation of startup issues and equipment status.
• Report system changes, revisions, and backups to the appropriate contacts.

Equipment Familiarity:

• Identify terminal units including VAVs, FPBs, CVBs, and DDBs.
• Identify larger systems such as RTUs, FCUs, and exhaust fans.
• Independently perform checkout and startup of terminal units.
• Assist with checkout and startup of rooftop units, fan coils, and exhaust fans.

Professional Skills & Attributes:

• Communicate effectively and coordinate with team members and other trades.
• Stay focused and minimize distractions during tasks.
• Accept direction and work well under supervision.
• Show initiative in learning about company products and technologies.
• Continuously build new skills and use available learning resources.
• Demonstrate reliability, punctuality, and organizational skills.
• Maintain a clean, professional appearance at all times.