Anthony Bodden

HVAC Building Engineer with more than 14 years of hands-on experience operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing commercial building systems, including chillers, boilers, air handlers, exhaust fans, pumps, cooling towers, valves, sensors, and Building Management Systems. Strong background in preventive maintenance, temperature and humidity control, mechanical repairs, work order completion, safety practices, and facility operations in healthcare, laboratory, corporate, warehouse, museum, and commercial environments.

HVAC Building Engineer - Vanguard - Charlotte, NC

(2025-08)

• Operate and maintain three 500-ton Trane chillers to support reliable building cooling and occupant comfort.
• Perform preventive maintenance on 20 air handlers by changing belts and filters, greasing bearings, cleaning or repairing coils, and checking drip pans.
• Maintain exhaust fans by changing motors, replacing bearing blocks, changing belts, and replacing pulleys.
• Operate the Building Management System to respond to temperature and humidity concerns and troubleshoot HVAC issues across the building.
• Calibrate and replace Johnson Controls components, thermostats, and sensors throughout the facility.
• Troubleshoot and replace Johnson Controls hot water and chilled water valves.
• Complete work orders for plumbing issues, wall repairs, equipment part replacements, ceiling tile changes, and vent cleaning.

HVAC Building Engineer - Lake Norman Regional Medical Center - Mooresville, NC

(2021-05 - 2025-08)

Facilities Manager: Robert Childers, (407) 507-3970

• Operated and maintained three 500-ton Trane chillers supporting hospital cooling operations.
• Performed preventive maintenance on 20 air handlers, including belts, filters, bearings, coils, and drip pans.
• Maintained exhaust fans by replacing motors, bearing blocks, belts, and pulleys.
• Used the hospital Building Management System to monitor and adjust temperature and humidity in patient rooms and operating rooms.
• Calibrated and replaced Johnson Controls components, thermostats, sensors, hot water valves, and chilled water valves.
• Troubleshot HVAC issues throughout the hospital and supported continuous facility operations.
• Completed work orders for plumbing repairs, wall repairs, bed and stretcher parts, ceiling tiles, and vent cleaning.

HVAC Building Engineer - Quest Diagnostics - Valencia, CA

(2017-10 - 2021-04)

Facilities Manager: Kurt Schoenberger (661) 383-3945

• Operated and maintained two 600-ton Carrier chillers to support commercial laboratory facility operations.
• Controlled building temperature and humidity through the BMS system.
• Installed, monitored, and troubleshot 180 Isensix wireless temperature control points and sensors throughout the building.
• Performed preventive maintenance on 10 AHUs, including belts, filters, bearings, and motor replacement as needed.
• Replaced Belimo hot water, chilled water, and damper actuators to support HVAC control performance.
• Serviced chiller and condenser systems by punching chiller tubes and cleaning condenser pump strainers.
• Supported cooling tower refurbishment with contractors and replaced belts, pulleys, make-up water floats, and spigots on the cooling tower basin.
• Installed fire damper actuators and retrofitted AHUs with cost-saving filters.
• Ran and logged emergency generator information weekly.
• Replaced Raypak boiler fan blowers and circulating pumps, along with booster pumps on domestic and industrial water lines.

Building Engineer - Johnson & Johnson Corp - Los Angeles, CA

(2015-12 - 2017-08)

Facilities Manager: Jeff Teixera (310) 863-5476

• Operated two 600-ton Carrier chillers and logged daily system readings.
• Performed blowdowns and recorded operating information for two 150 PSI, 300 HP natural gas Cleaver-Brooks firetube boilers and the deaerator.
• Monitored and adjusted warehouse temperature and humidity to support facility operations.
• Maintained AHUs and exhaust fans through preventive maintenance, inspections, and repairs.
• Operated the industrial wastewater system and balanced pH and turbidity before water discharge to the city sewer system.
• Performed loop sanitization for the purified water system.
• Operated a forklift to change Evoqua DI water beds when depleted.

Building Engineer - Whitney Museum of American Art - New York, NY

(2014-09 - 2015-12)

Facilities Manager: Jeff Robinson (917) 916·4054

• Monitored and adjusted temperature and humidity throughout nine floors and multiple zones.
• Operated and maintained two 600-ton Carrier chillers, related pumps, and cooling towers.
• Performed AHU maintenance by replacing motors, greasing bearings, and changing belts and filters.
• Serviced chiller systems by punching chiller tubes and cleaning condenser pump strainers.
• Replaced couplers on chilled water and condenser pumps as needed.
• Replaced contactors in speed drives as needed.

Turner School of New York (2009)

Bradford Hall Career Institute (2007)

Local 94 International Union of Operating Engineers

Local 501 International Union of Operating Engineers