Senior Facilities Technician

You place great value on building meaningful relationships, and you do so by leveraging your excellent interpersonal skills. You find satisfaction in helping. Bring your knowledge, skills, and abilities to us as a Facilities Technician. You'll be positioned for a great career!

The Senior Facilities Technician is primarily responsible for performing general preventive maintenance and corrective repairs on both the exterior and interior of buildings, including equipment and systems critical to facility operations. This position ensures the upkeep of facilities in a safe, efficient, and professional manner. The role involves hands-on work with mechanical and electrical equipment, system troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, and inventory management, while adhering to established standards and best practices to maintain optimal functionality and reliability.

We have a go above and beyond philosophy in serving our internal clients and aim to deliver best in class customer service. As a team, we are deeply connected with our communities, committed to social outreach, and volunteer and participate in worthy causes. We are proud of the company's contributions to the organizations we serve.

• You will operate and maintain split systems, RTU's, chillers, mini splits, CRAC units, HPU's, water pumps, boilers and cooling tower systems while also cleaning and replacing HVAC system filters.
• You will repair and replace electrical components such as light switches, fixtures, motors, and ballasts; and assists in the installation of telephone and data cables.
• You will perform repair of plumbing fixtures including sinks, faucets, toilets, water heatersand lawn sprinkler systems.
• You will assist in coordination and provides oversightfor vendors while onsite for repairs or projects.
• You will perform minor construction including rehanging doors, repairing drywall, and minor painting.
• You will perform general building maintenance such as installing and replacing doors, desks, and file locks and key cylinders.

This level of knowledge is normally acquired through completion of 2-year technical school and/or 7+ years of experience working in building maintenance.

• Extensive knowledge of HVAC equipment and building automation systems (BAS)
• Extensive knowledge of plumbing codes and repairs
• Knowledge of electrical wiring and telephone/data cabling and codes
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical manuals.
• EPA Section 608 Certification (for HVAC refrigerant handling).
• OSHA 10/30 Safety Certification (general industry safety).
• Trade-specific licenses (electrical, plumbing, or HVAC, depending on local regulations).
• Extensive understanding with building management systems (BMS) and maintenance / facility service request software.
• Knowledge of and ability to use basic hand tools
• Ability to climb a ladder
• Good interpersonal skills including oral and written communication skills
• Ability to work under pressure and adapt quickly to changing situations
• Ability to work with minimal supervision, make decisions, and take action
• Ability to operate a company vehicle