ROLE OF HVAC ENGINEER
Role of
HVAC engineer depends on the designation and type of company where the engineer
is working.
Consultant
Ø Meeting client/Architect. Taking drawing
from a developer or from architect
Ø Collecting data and Preparing DBR.
Ø Heat load calculation and depends on the load
selecting equipment.
Ø Preparing ducting, piping layout and
taking approval from Architect/developer. Preparing tender Document and cost
estimation.
Ø Floating tender to HVAC companies. Based
on the received document prepare comparison based on cost and technical data.
Ø Negotiation with the contractor and
finalize contractor. Give approval to drawing of the contractor. Solving the
problem if any problem coming to the site and giving approval to contractor
measurement.
Sales
and Marketing Engineer
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Meeting
potential client, developer, Interior Designer architect and consultant. You
should be up to date from market and competitor. Collecting drawing and tender
from developer, architect and consultant and giving a proper quote. Finalizing
project.
Service
Maintenance Engineer
Ø Leading the team of the technician.
Ø Routine check-up of Machine. Schedule
Preventive maintenance and maintain AMC. Maintain Spare. Taking action on
Breakdown.
Planning
/Design Engineer
ü Leading the team of Draftsman.
ü Collecting drawing from sales engineer and
doing site, serve, Heat load, equipment selecting, finalizing drain, ducting
and piping layout.
ü Preparing drawing or helping draftsman to
prepare layout. Give final drawing to site engineer for execution.
ü Planning the scheduling of material by
coordinating with purchase and site engineer.
ü Appointing sub vender by coordinating with
the project manager and site executive.
Draftsman
Ø Responsibility includes design and AutoCAD
drafting of complete HVAC works including air distribution calculation, duct
sizing, duct layout, refrigerant piping, chilled water piping, diffusers/grill
sizing etc. by taking care that plumbing, drainage and firefighting services do
not get affected. At the end of the project prepare as-built drawing.
Site
Engineer /Supervisor /Project Engineer
Ø Taking approved drawing from the design
team for execution.
Ø Site Visit.
Ø Rechecking the drawing as per site condition
and inform this to the design team. Inform client executive if any changes
occur at the site... Coordinating with other services like plumbing, fire and
electrical for the smooth run of site. Schedule work execution.
Ø Coordinating all the sub-vendor and
checking the quality of material and work. Sending daily progress report to the
client ... Coordinating with planning and purchase team for the material.
Ø Attend meeting one site and inform the
discussed point in meeting to project manager or planning engineer.
Ø Raising running bill.
Ø Testing commissioning. Coordinate with the
design team for as-built drawing. Taking approval on final measurement. Giving
training to client executive.
Ø Handing over Document.
PMC
(Project Management Consultancy)
Ø Coordinating with a vendor, architect and
client regarding design, safety etc. Inspect inward material.
Ø Check all relevant certificate about the
material.
Ø Checking day to day activity at the site
and have the responsibility to complete the project on time. Sending progress
report to the client.
Ø Testing & commissioning /validating
vendor measurement.
Ø Completion and hand over 8. Project
Manager. It is the most senior post in HVAC post and Project managers have the
responsibility of the planning, procurement and execution of a project.
Ø Managing the Projects till the completion.
Preparing all the necessary documents related to Projects and keeping a record of
it.
Ø Work closely with project engineers, site
engineers, vender, technicians etc. Meeting with architects, consultants
regarding the execution of projects.
Ø Attending Bid Openings and Pre-bid
meetings as required to finalizing project by coordinating with a salesperson.
This all about the role of HVAC Engineer which works in the same domain but different subdomain programs to enhance the growth of HVAC.
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