Eric Charters has over 15 years of experience in HVAC troubleshooting and repair. He has worked in various roles including as a control engineer technician, building engineer, TAB field engineering project manager, and test and balance engineer. He is skilled in a variety of HVAC systems, controls, commissioning, and troubleshooting. Multiple colleagues have praised Eric for his dedication, talent, professionalism, and for completing critical HVAC work and reports in a timely manner.

1. Eric Charters
(206) 304–8594 | ericcharters2@gmail.com | Seattle, WA
15+ years HVAC troubleshooting and repair
Troubleshooter, Entrepreneur, Natural Leader, Empathetic, Team Player and Organizer
Experience
Control Engineer Technician 2006 - Present
University of Washington, Health Sciences Building
• Testing and Balance of Hydronic Systems, air distribution systems and final reporting
documentation.
• Control DDC and pneumatic installation, maintenance and repair.
• AAALAC testing, repair, BSL laboratory commissioning, coordination and documentation.
• Drove planning and decisions as temporary lead. Increased daily productivity by 100%.
• Developed an AAALAC spreadsheet system in Linux Debian OS to keep track of daily job
tasks and perform field calculations.
• Installed program, and instructed technicians, for remote access on phones/tablets to BCS
for faster field work.
Building Engineer 2005 - 2006
Lincoln Harris LPC, Hearst Tower
• Maintain & repair critical building facility equipment for Bank of America operations and
Trading Floor activities.
• Responsible for all activities in a Tier 4 facility.
• Maintain central plant and chiller log.
• Responsible for fire-notifier panel this includes enabling and disabling zones for
maintenance and contractor's work.
TAB Field Engineering Project Manager 2003-2005
Watts Services, Inc.
• Operated and tested facility ventilation and water systems per engineering specification.
• Trained and scheduled as many as three new employees at a time.
• Provided steady production on site while training new employees. Trained customers on
building systems after project completion.
Test and Balance Engineer 2002-2003
Neudorfer Engineers, Inc.
• Test and balancing engineer for the greater Seattle area.
• Balanced projects from the ground up. Created Submittal and maintain punch lists.
Test and Balance Engineer 1997-2002
MacDonald Miller Inc.
• Balanced a wide variety of systems including critical facility equipment.
• Responsible for training and monitoring employees.
• Suggested various ways to help with energy conservation.
• Acquired excellent commissioning skills while working effectively with engineers.

2. Diesel Mechanic 1991-1995
United States Air Force, 81st
Air Control Squadron
Education and Training
Certificate, Electrical and Electronics Engineering 1996
Wichita Technical Institute
Siemens, Network+, G.E Panametric Water Meter, Alerton Training, Diesel pneumatic training,
JCI Training
Office Skills
FMAX, All MS Office products, Linux OS, Windows OS, Mac OS, Networking & Computer
hardware repair
United States Air Force Awards and Recognition
Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service, Overseas Long Tour Medal, Longevity Medal,
Outstanding Unit Medal
BCS Systems Knowledge
Johnson Controls, Alerton Controls, Invensys Controls, Honeywell, Trane Tracer, Richard-Zeta
Controls, Phoenix Controls, Siemens
Construction Knowledge
HVAC commissioning and troubleshooting, submittal interpretation, sequence of operations, AS-
builds, control schematics & drawings, electrical schematics, project meetings, owner walk-through
Work Recognition
Eric, It never ceases to amaze me how really dedicated and truly talented professionals always seem
to show-up when the going gets tough and they’re really needed. I have always believed you to be
one of those kinds of people and your work on the AAALAC assignment is a testament to your
dedication and tenuous talent. I echo the sentiments of Dave and Reddy and say thank you for a job
superbly executed. It is truly a pleasure to serve on the same team as you. Well Done!
Bill L. Armstrong
Asst. Director, Campus Operations
I would like to give my highest commendation for Eric Charters. The problem of high lab and office
temperature during certain seasons has been an ongoing issue for at least 10 years. Eric did his
homework, went the extra mile to find the true problem, and fixed what has been unfixable up to
now. Thank you!
Doug Chapman BS, CLS (CG), Manager of Laboratory Operations
I would like to give Eric a big KUDOS for coming in and taking care of the issue in such a speedy
manner! Thanks!
Vickie Sillers, LVT Program Support Supervisor
Excellent response and fixed the problem immediately!
Maureen Holstad, Manager, Medical Scientist Training Program
I want to let you know how much I appreciated Eric Charters’ attention to air control issues. When I
first met him last week, he quietly came in and introduced himself, explained what he would be
doing and went about his tasks in a competent, professional manner. His approach and

3. professionalism are deeply appreciated.
Peggy Smith, Assistant Director, Washington National Primate Research Center
Because of the loss of key personnel this year, the AAALAC duties fell solely onto Eric. I just want
to acknowledge he has done a fantastic job of not only doing the readings and measurements but
also in creating the reports to be sent to the Department of Animal Welfare. This is a tedious task
over a large area and under a lot of pressure of scheduling access, contacting clients, all while
facing an strict, inflexible deadline. And he made it happen. Eric, well done.”
David King, Building Environmental Control Systems
Eric, Thanks for all the AAALAC work you did for the past year. I will say this much that your hard
work will not go unnoticed by the management, leads and I. We all appreciate your hard work and
the reports you send us on timely manner. Again keep up the good work.
Reddy Podduturi - Manager