The Control System Designer is responsible for completing tasks as assigned by his/her supervisor and the project manager responsible for associated projects. This includes, engineering a complete set of control drawings, including equipment layout details, wiring details and sequences of operations for projects. These drawings will be used by field personnel to install, wire and program the Building Automation System (BAS) that controls and monitors a commercial building’s HVAC equipment. Also, this person should maintain open communications, deliver top quality workmanship, develop customer relationships, and completing tasks/projects timely. The Control System Designer will receive support from the General Manager, Project Manager, Sales and other office personnel.
The Control System Designer is responsible for completing tasks as assigned by his/her supervisor and the project manager responsible for associated projects. This includes, engineering a complete set of control drawings, including equipment layout details, wiring details and sequences of operations for projects. These drawings will be used by field personnel to install, wire and program the Building Automation System (BAS) that controls and monitors a commercial building’s HVAC equipment. Also, this person should maintain open communications, deliver top quality workmanship, develop customer relationships, and completing tasks/projects timely. The Control System Designer will receive support from the General Manager, Project Manager, Sales and other office personnel.
The Control System Technician is responsible for completing tasks as assigned by his/her supervisor and the project manager responsible for associated projects. These tasks include: programming, start-up, troubleshooting, commissioning and servicing of Building Automation Systems (BAS) controlling and monitoring commercial building HVAC equipment. This person should also maintain open communications, deliver top quality workmanship, develop customer relationships, and complete tasks/projects timely. The Control System Technician will receive support from the General Manager, Project Manager and other office personnel.
The Control System Technician is responsible for completing tasks as assigned by his/her supervisor and the project manager responsible for associated projects. These tasks include: programming, start-up, troubleshooting, commissioning and servicing of Building Automation Systems (BAS) controlling and monitoring commercial building HVAC equipment. This person should also maintain open communications, deliver top quality workmanship, develop customer relationships, and complete tasks/projects timely. The Control System Technician will receive support from the General Manager, Project Manager and other office personnel.
The Project Manager is responsible for the overall success of assigned projects for ECSi. This includes, quality installations and services, developing customer relationships, and completing projects timely, on budget, and per design. The Project Manager will receive support from the General Manager, Sales and other office personnel. The following is a list of primary duties and job expectations.
