Elevator​/Vertical Transportation Specialist - Denver

Elevator / Vertical Transportation Specialist Federal & Mission-Critical Infrastructure Projects

Denver, CO | Full‑Time Contract | On‑Site | $120,000–$140,000

We are seeking an experienced Elevator / Vertical Transportation Specialist to support federal and mission‑critical facilities throughout the Boston region. In this role, you’ll serve as a technical expert responsible for elevator and vertical transportation systems, supporting facility safety, operational reliability, inspections, modernization efforts, and compliance across multiple federal sites. This is a long‑term, on‑site contract opportunity offering meaningful project work, regional exposure, and the opportunity to support high‑visibility federal infrastructure programs.

• $120,000–$140,000 annual compensation
• Health, dental, and vision coverage
• Retirement plan with employer contribution
• PTO and paid holidays
• Short‑and long‑term disability coverage

• Long‑term federal project stability
• Exposure to mission‑critical facilities
• Opportunity to serve as a regional technical SME
• Collaborative team environment

• Inspect elevator and vertical transportation systems across multiple facilities
• Conduct condition assessments and recommend repairs or modernization solutions
• Review contractor proposals, designs, and technical deliverables
• Support inspections, testing, maintenance, and operational performance tracking
• Provide technical guidance to contractors, facility teams, and stakeholders
• Prepare reports, documentation, and cost recommendations
• Participate in design reviews, testing, and project acceptance activities
• Develop independent cost estimates (IGEs)
• Manage all aspects of the regional Vertical Transportation Program as it pertains to the National Computerized Maintenance Management System

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Energy Engineering, or related field
• Certified Elevator Inspector (QEI certification required)
• Strong knowledge of elevator systems, ASME codes, and maintenance practices
• Ability to interpret technical documents and contractor submissions
• Strong communication and coordination skills
• Ability to travel regularly to multiple facilities
• U.S. Citizenship required
• Ability to obtain and maintain federal security clearance eligibility

• Experience supporting federal or government facilities
• Experience with modernization or construction projects
• Familiarity with facility management systems

This role offers the opportunity to support meaningful federal modernization initiatives while contributing to facility reliability, operational continuity, and long‑term infrastructure performance.