Building Controls Technician - job 2 of 2

As a Building Controls Technician at Bosch, your main responsibilities will include maintaining and repairing building automation systems across multiple locations. This involves troubleshooting complex control systems, conducting maintenance rounds, and ensuring accurate documentation of your work. You will also assist other facilities in North America with their building automation needs, making your role integral to our operations.

To be a successful Building Controls Technician at Bosch, you’ll need at least 5 years of experience in programming and troubleshooting building automation systems. Knowledge of Johnson Controls Metasys and Niagara platforms is essential, alongside strong skills in HVAC/R equipment repair. Familiarity with safety practices like Lockout/Tagout and certifications in aerial work platform operation will also benefit your application.

At Bosch, we offer a comprehensive benefits package to our Building Controls Technicians, including competitive salaries, health benefits, and opportunities for professional development. You can expect a workplace that values work-life balance and encourages personal growth, reflective of our commitment to 'Work #LikeABosch'.

Bosch prioritizes safety and compliance by adhering to strict safety protocols for all employees, including Building Controls Technicians. We implement programs such as Lockout/Tagout and Arc Flash Safety to protect our team while they conduct maintenance and repair tasks. Our culture emphasizes safety as a shared responsibility.

As a new Building Controls Technician at Bosch, you can expect thorough training that includes hands-on experience with building automation systems, mentorship from experienced colleagues, and access to resources that support continuous improvement and skill enhancement. We believe that ongoing training is essential for career growth.

In answering this question, highlight specific examples of your work with automation systems, mentioning any platforms you've used like Johnson Controls Metasys and Niagara. Discuss the types of maintenance or troubleshooting tasks you’ve performed, and how your skills have directly contributed to operational success.

When responding, emphasize your understanding of key safety practices including Lockout/Tagout procedures, and any certifications like NFPA 70E related to electrical safety. Provide examples of how you ensure your safety and the safety of your team while performing maintenance work.

Your answer should reflect a systematic approach: start with identifying symptoms, using diagnostic tools, reviewing operational sequences, and consulting documentation. Mention your methodology in isolating problems and your experience in repairing various HVAC components.

Highlight the importance of accurate record-keeping in your role. Explain how you maintain documentation of maintenance activities, system states, and repairs conducted. This helps in future troubleshooting and ensures compliance with safety regulations.

Give a specific example of a teamwork scenario, detailing the challenge faced and your contribution to the solution. Emphasize communication and how collaboration led to a successful outcome, illustrating your interpersonal skills.

Discuss your methods for keeping up-to-date, whether it be through online courses, industry publications, or professional organizations. Illustrate your desire for continuous learning to remain effective in your role.

Respond by emphasizing the combination of technical expertise and safety awareness. Highlight that the most crucial aspect is ensuring building systems operate efficiently while maintaining safety standards.

Formulate your answer by describing specific types of HVAC/R equipment you’ve worked on, the issues you’ve repaired, and any relevant certifications you possess. Discuss your hands-on experience and understanding of various systems.

Talk about your approach to prioritization, such as assessing the urgency of issues, communicating with team members, and focusing on high-impact repairs first. This demonstrates your ability to work effectively under pressure.

Share what drives you—be it problem-solving, innovation, or the opportunity to contribute positively to building environments. Explain how you find fulfillment in ensuring systems run smoothly and efficiently.