Controls Field Engineer-Remote-US

<b>Where is the work:</b><br/>Field-based: Work is conducted on-site at customer locations.<br/><br/>Are you a top Controls Technician who is ready for the next challenge in their career? Trane is a worldwide leader and innovator in the HVAC and Building Automations industry.<br/><br/>Trane is seeking an<b>ACES Controls Field Engineer-</b> to join our team supporting our commercial customers!<br/><br/>As an ACES Controls Field Engineer, you will be a senior level team member of the Centralized Services ACES (Automation & Controls Expert Services) Team. In this role, you will be responsible for traveling to and assisting Trane commercial and independent sales offices at all levels of building automation system design, programming, checkout and commissioning. This will include validating hardware and software design activities for building automation systems. You will apply sound engineering principles and practices to assigned projects. Collaborate daily with multiple project teams to assist Project Managers, Controls Project Specialists and Field Technicians. In this position, you will also have an opportunity to assist with the design, testing, and validation of new,<br/><br/>existing, and legacy products and systems.<br/><br/>**Please note that this role will require 75% plus travel. Travel is typically contained within the United States but can include international travel.**<br/><br/>*You can be located anywhere in the Continental United States for this incredible role*<br/><br/><b>Why Trane Technologies is the best for a Controls Field Engineer:</b><br/>• Competitive Pay: Highly competitive and comprehensive total compensation program<br/>• Keeping the points: All earned flight, hotel and rental car points are yours to keep<br/>• Full Benefits: Including medical, dental, vision, 401k with up to 6% matching, core company contribution of 2%, 9 paid holidays, 15 days of vacation time, life insurance, and more!<br/>• Valuable Training: featuring Manufacturer (OEM) Level Training to help you hone your skills and stay up to date on all controls technologies.<br/>• Join a team that consistently scores 90+ in the Company's annual Employee Engagement survey.<br/><br/><b>Responsibilities:</b><br/>• Responsible for the configuration, programming and check-out and commissioning of complex building automation systems that require a high level of attention to detail.<br/>• Responsible for reviewing and maintaining installation and programming standards.<br/>• Acquire and maintain expertise in Trane Controls products and offerings, as well as applicable third-party devices.<br/>• Serve as a subject matter expert in Trane controls.<br/>• Ability to provide support and remote connected support for field installations.<br/>• Responsible for advising, and guiding Field Technicians, Engineers, and sub-contractors.<br/>• Ensures customer satisfaction by collaborating with customers and internal teams to resolve issues as they arise.<br/><br/><b>Qualifications:</b><br/>• 5+ years of experience in the HVAC industry performing as a Controls Technician or Controls Project Specialist roles preferred.<br/>• Proficiency in the operation and design of HVAC systems, building automation systems, and/or Temperature Controls required.<br/>• Previous experience in programming, commissioning, and startup of Trane control systems preferred. Familiarity with Automated Logic, Distech, Johnson Controls, Honeywell, or Tridium/Niagara-based control systems is a plus.<br/>• A 2+ year degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering Technology, Building Automation Systems, or a related field is preferred.<br/>• A valid driver's license, with no major or frequent traffic violations<br/>• Ability to travel 75% plus.<br/><br/><b>Additional Requirements and Environmental Exposure:</b><br/>• Must be able to safely and legally operate a vehicle using a seat belt<br/>• Must be able to wear helmets, safety goggles, fall protection harness and safety boots to safely perform job duties<br/>• Must be able to twist the trunk of your body 90 degrees in each direction<br/>• Must be able to squat and touch the floor with both hands<br/>• Must be able to reach your hands over your head<br/>• Must be able to stand on concrete surfaces for extended periods, routinely up to 4 hours<br/>• This position is highly physical and requires regular use of hands, fingers, walking, stooping, kneeling and climbing ladders. It requires employees to regularly lift and or move up to 10 lbs., frequently lift and/or move up to 40 lbs. and occasionally lift and/or move more than 40 lbs.<br/>• Must be able to safely use a ladder with a 350 lb. total weight limit, while carrying equipment of 50 lbs. or less<br/>• Must be able to maneuver confined access areas, as small as 30" vertical x 45" horizontal<br/>• Must be able to comfortably and routinely access rooftops with extension and/or fixed ladders at heights of 15' to 20', and occasionally, up to 50 feet +<br/>• This role may be exposed to variable weather conditions, moving mechanical parts, heights, risk of electrical shock, noisy operating equipment and other variable environmental conditions based on location.<br/><br/><b>Annual Base Salary Range or Hourly Base Pay Range:</b><br/>$81,800.00 - $116,304.99<br/><b>Compensation Type:</b><br/>Salary<br/><b>Incentive Eligible:</b><br/>No<br/><b>Sales Commission Eligible:</b><br/>No<br/><br/><b>Disclaimer</b>: We strive to provide competitive compensation for this position, tailored to a variety of factors. The actual compensation will depend on elements such as seniority, merit, geographic location, education, experience, travel requirements, and union designation. Our compensation range is generally based on the national average for the country. Additionally, benefits may vary depending on the region, business alignment, union involvement, and employee status.<br/><br/><b>Safety Sensitive Role:</b><br/>Yes<br/>The company designates certain roles as Safety Sensitive. Safety Sensitive roles may require that you pass additional drug screening.<br/>

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