Lead Building Engineer

The Building Maintenance Technician is responsible for keeping the client’s facilities safe, functional, and well-maintained. This role performs routine base building repairs, bathroom fixture service, drain clearing, basic electrical maintenance, and preventive support for HVAC and commercial refrigeration systems. The technician operates with a high degree of independence, responds to work orders in a timely manner, and supports operational continuity across the site.What You’ll DoPlumbing & Drain Maintenance· Repair, rebuild, or replace bathroom fixtures including toilets, urinals, flush valves, sinks, and faucets.· Clear clogged sinks, toilets, and floor drains using manual or powered drain snake (auger).· Inspect water supply and waste lines for leaks or damage and perform minor pipe repairs.Electrical Repairs· Perform basic electrical maintenance including replacement of switches, wall outlets, and cover plates.· Troubleshoot and replace light fixtures, bulbs, and electrical ballasts.· Inspect basic wiring for safety hazards and ensure compliance with applicable electrical codes.HVAC & Refrigeration Support· Perform basic preventive maintenance on HVAC units including filter changes and coil cleaning.· Monitor commercial refrigeration units and perform basic checks on thermostats and cooling performance.· Report major HVAC and refrigeration failures to specialized contractors and provide support as directed; refrigerant recovery performed by certified specialists only.General Base Building Repair· Perform general facility upkeep including drywall patching, painting, and ceiling tile replacement.· Repair or adjust doors, door hinges, locks, and window hardware.· Assemble, relocate, or repair facility furniture and fixtures.· Support office moves, workspace setup, and operationally requested handyman activities.You should be proficient in:PlumbingRefrigeration SystemsElectrical RepairHVAC Troubleshooting #J-18808-Ljbffr