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 Do Plumbing & 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:

Plumbing Refrigeration Systems Electrical RepairHVAC Troubleshooting