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Building Engineer The Building Engineer is an integral and highly visible role within the Company, working in partnership with asset and property management teams. In addition, the Building Engineer must be a problem solver working in an entrepreneurial environment.
Location: Houston, Texas
Responsibilities of the Building Engineer include, but are not limited to: Supervise vendors and contractors upon instruction of the Senior Asset Manager, Property Manager(s) and Property Coordinator. Management of maintenance programs and scheduling of third-party inspections for building infrastructure, e.g., fire life safety, HVAC, electrical, elevators, etc. Scheduling and completion of work orders for general maintenance and repairs. Preparation of purchase orders for projects as needed. Coordination and monitoring of vendor or contractor progress as needed. Daily property inspection and the reporting of any needed repairs to the Senior Asset Manager, Property Manager(s) and Property Coordinator. Inspection of building equipment and provision of preventative maintenance services. Maintenance of inventory levels of maintenance equipment supplies. Completion of all paperwork daily or as required by Property Manager(s).Response to after-hours and weekend maintenance emergencies as needed.
Qualifications: Minimum three years of general maintenance experience. HVAC certification preferred. Ability to negotiate service contracts and minor construction contracts. Basic computer skills. Good time management skills. Ability to communicate effectively and professionally internally within the organization and externally with tenants, vendors, and other outside parties. Must possess a strong work ethic. Yardi work order experience a plus. We offer a generous and comprehensive compensation & benefits package, along with the opportunity for professional growth and development within a well-capitalized, entrepreneurial, and growing investment group. For immediate consideration please submit resume with salary expectations. Resumes submitted with salary requirements will be considered first.

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