Building Engineer

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aa2itFort Atkinson (WI)

Construction and Building Inspectors Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40

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About the role

Building Engineer Pay Rate on W2: $40 Hours: M-F 7am - 3:30pm with some flexibility There is also the possibility of on-call work Location: 105 East Blackha, Fort Atkinson WIOverview of Work Environment/Client Nuances: This is a new client This is a clean environment 100% eye and ear protection at all times Steel toed boots Candidate will be working as part of the client's team

Team Overview: Working largely alone or with the assistance of a vendor They will have team assistance to train Resource's typical working day: - Candidate will need to be able to hit the ground running - Part of the candidate's role will be to help build and maintain the relationship between and the client - They will need to be able to help with all of the "new account" items - Will need to be able to lead and redirect people - High paced industrial manufacturing - Working with HVAC teams - They will be responding to restroom issues - Painting/touch-ups - Servicing HVAC issues - Monitoring fire suppression system - Fire extinguisher checks - Eye wash system checks Licenses/

Certifications: Universal license Journeyman cert not required. But journeyman training is highly preferred Must Have Skills Must be able to work independently High confidence in skills Good troubleshooting skills Great communication skills Good customer service Nice to Have Skills Familiar with lock out tag out Any extra certs or licenses Manufacturing background Years of Experience At least 4 EducationH.S. diploma required, trade school preferred Software skillsIOS knowledge Microsoft Office - Outlook - Teams

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