Building Engineer
aa2itJacksonville (FL)
About the role
Chief Building EngineerPay Rate:
35-36/HR on W2 Hours: M-F 8am - 4pm Location: 12200 N Main St, Jacksonville FLOverview of Work Environment/Client Nuances: Multi-use facility, manufacturing facility, offices, warehouseTeam Overview: Working with a maintenance technicianResource's typical working day: Morning meeting to confirm work for the day Conducts maintenance activities - Generators - HVAC - Compressors - Cooling towers - Plumbing - Lighting - Faulty doors - Mechanical issues Planning next day's maintenance activities for themselves and other techLicenses/Certifications: EPA 608 Must Have Skills: Maintenance planning skills are a must Previous maintenance experience is a manufacturing facility Ability to adhere and thrive in rigorous safety policiesNice to have skills: Commercial HVAC experience highly preferred. Basic plumbing and electric aptitude Boiler experienceSoft Skills: High level of professionalism Ability to brief maintenance priorities to the client in hiring manager's absence Excellent customer serviceYears of Experience: 10+ years Education h.s. diploma or GED Software skills: Microsoft officeInterview Process: 1 round virtual (Teams) 2nd round in-personAbout the Role: As a Chief Building Engineer, you will perform complex preventive maintenance and corrective repairs of buildings, industrial systems, vehicles, equipment, and grounds. This job is part of the Engineering and Technical Services job function. They are responsible for providing support, preventive maintenance, and repairs on equipment and systems.
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