Overview

The Facilities Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for performing routine building maintenance and preventative maintenance tasks. The role is responsible for performing such tasks in areas of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, structural and property maintenance. Performs and reports qualitative and quantitative analyses of building performance to the maintenance team.

Responsibilities

• Repair, monitor and maintain facilities equipment including tools, power tools, ladders.
• Perform daily checks on doors, door frames and equipment.
• Make repairs to worn or failed door hardware including door handles and door closers.
• Perform daily checks on plumbing fixtures.
• Repair and replace worn or failed plumbing fixtures.
• Perform daily checks and preventative maintenance on HVAC physical systems, building management systems, vents, air flow and air quality.
• Perform daily checks and preventative maintenance on emergency back-up generator.
• Perform daily checks on UPS and data facilities.
• Perform daily checks of roof and HVAC equipment.
• Clear roof of all debris.
• Perform daily checks of fire risers and fire, life, and safety systems devices. Report inefficiencies to facilities team and management.
• Perform checks of exterior property to include landscaping and irrigation, visual checks of exterior lighting and parking lot lighting, and visual checks of all walkways on the property.
• Check parking lot for safety hazards and failed asphalt.
• Repair broken power and data outlets.
• Replace worn and failed carpet tiles throughout facility. 
• Perform replacement of worn and failed ceiling tiles.
• Perform replacement of failed light bulbs in fixtures.
• Perform maintenance requests submitted by employees to the facilities work request system.
• Schedule contractor work for building repairs when needed.
• Metal fabrication may be required.
• Track and maintain work performance in facilities work request database.
• Answer facilities work requests from building tenants.
• Meet with contractors on behalf of facilities service agreements and building checks. 

Qualifications

• Must have high school diploma.
• Must have experience in building maintenance or relevant work/industry for five years. 
• Basic knowledge of power cycle.
• Required to climb ladders, work from heights.
• Low voltage electrical, pneumatic and/or hydraulic system’s  diagnostic and troubleshooting experience.
• Ability to accurately comprehend and utilize as built drawings blueprints and engineered drawings.
• Knowledge of personal protective equipment and practical uses.
• Lifting to 50 pounds.
• Customer service. 
• Must have a valid driver’s license.
• Travel between local company properties.

Keys to Success

• Building collaborative relationships
• Decision making
• Drive results
• Foster innovation
• Personal energy
• Self-leadership

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