Facilities Mechanical Technician
Intel · US, Arizona, Phoenix
Est. total comp~$110K–$157KFrom the posting
Job Details:
Job Description: The Role and Impact: As a Facilities Mechanical Technician, you will play a vital role in maintaining and optimizing Intel's cutting-edge facilities. You'll be responsible for ensuring the reliability and efficiency of complex mechanical systems that support manufacturing, research, and development activities. Leveraging your technical skills, you'll troubleshoot, repair, and maintain industrial HVAC systems, plumbing networks, and mechanical components, directly contributing to Intel's operational excellence and sustainability goals.
Business Group: The Intel Foundry team is committed to delivering world-class manufacturing capabilities that enable Intel's technological advancements. As part of the OC Mechanical Operations division, the group focuses on designing, maintaining, and optimizing mechanical systems to support Intel's innovation in computing technology. By ensuring the seamless operation of facilities, this team plays a critical role in Intel's mission to shape the future of technology.
Key Responsibilities: Perform repairs and preventative maintenance on mechanical systems, including HVAC, plumbing, and process equipment Troubleshoot operational issues in industrial systems such as pumps, air handlers, boilers, chillers, and exhaust equipment Conduct routine inspections to ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards …
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Required 2 items
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Education: High school diploma or equivalent
Experience: 4+ years of experience
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Certifications and licenses: EPA 608 refrigerant certification
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