Engineer

Overview

The Building Engineer performs various routine maintenance assignments and assist other Facilities Management personnel in the repair and maintenance of physical structures, equipment, and fixtures of the facility and grounds.

Responsibilities

Essential Duties

Carpentry duties; install shelving, and repair windows, screens, blinds, and suspended ceilings

Electrical duties: switches, reset breakers, change bulbs and ballasts, other electrical duties as assigned

HVAC duties – check thermostats, hot and cold calls

Light plumbing repairs – change washers, valves, and shutoffs

General maintenance service for facility personnel (assemble furniture and accessories, move items)

Generalized knowledge of the use of power tools and other equipment

Assist other trades as required in emergencies or overload situations, including snow removal, groundskeeping and other items as assigned.

Collaborate with supervisor and other Facilities Management personnel to solicit expertise of required crafts necessary to complete assignments

Report defective materials, faulty operation of equipment, and unusual matters to supervisor and appropriate personnel

Make inspections of and file deficiency reports (to include work order requests) to correct problems for spaces, electrical mechanical equipment, control, and systems to ensure safe and reliable operations at peak energy efficiency

Work from work order system on wireless tablets and/or verbal instructions

Prioritize urgency of work requests based on department procedures and notify supervisor of any problems or delays in projects

Maintain work area and equipment in a safe, clean, and orderly condition and follow standard and prescribed safety regulations.

Report any violation of OSHA Regulations to supervisor.

Exercise and ensure that others follow safe working practices (even if this requires wearing a hard hat, safety glasses, cap, gown, proper footwear, or other safety apparel)

Respond to all facility emergency codes.

Attend all facility-sponsored training in Blood Borne Pathogens, Fire Safety, Right-To-Know, and others as required

May be required to drive personal or facility owned vehicles for business purposes. If so, drivers will be subject to an initial driving record review (for currency of licensure as well as violations) and periodic reviews thereafter....