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Job Title : HVAC Engineer Commercial Projects Experience : 4–5 Years Location : GIFT City, Gandhinagar Job Type : Full-Time Industry : Construction / MEP / Real Estate / Infrastructure Job Summary We are looking for a skilled and experienced HVAC Engineer with 45 years of hands-on experience in designing, executing, and maintaining commercial HVAC systems. The ideal candidate should be capable of handling HVAC systems for commercial buildings such as offices, malls, hospitals, hotels, or institutional projects, and should be proficient with relevant codes, standards, and modern HVAC design tools. Key Responsibilities Design and review HVAC systems for commercial buildings in compliance with ASHRAE, NBC, and other applicable standards. Review load calculations, ducting layouts, equipment selection (chillers, AHUs, FCUs, VRF, etc.), and BOQs. Coordinate with architects, structural, electrical, plumbing, and fire-fighting teams for MEP integration. Supervise site execution, installation, and commissioning of HVAC systems. Conduct regular site inspections and quality checks to ensure adherence to design and safety standards. Assist in procurement by preparing technical specifications and evaluating vendor proposals. Prepare and maintain documentation – drawings, submittals, work schedules, and reports. Troubleshoot HVAC systems during and after installation, ensuring optimal performance. Key Skills & Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or related field 4–5 years of experience specifically in HVAC design and execution for commercial projects. Proficient in AutoCAD, MS Office. Familiarity with HVAC standards and safety codes (ASHRAE, ISHRAE, NBC, etc.). Strong communication and project coordination skills. Knowledge of sustainable and energy-efficient HVAC solutions is an added advantage. Preferred Experience Experience working on high-rise commercial buildings, office complexes, or retail spaces. Hands-on experience with chilled water systems, VRF/VRV systems, and BMS integration.
