Facility Technician

The Facility Technician independently operates, inspects, troubleshoots, and maintains critical facility utility and environmental systems supporting continuous 24/7 battery manufacturing operations. Systems include chillers, boilers, cooling towers, compressed air, HVAC, pumps, and environmental control systems, with responsibility for both mechanical and electrical components. Facility Technicians perform assigned work with minimal supervision, respond effectively to abnormal operating conditions, and apply working electrical knowledge to diagnose and resolve issues safely in a highly regulated industrial setting.

• Independently operate and maintain chillers, boilers, cooling towers, pumps, heat exchangers, and associated piping and controls
• Perform routine inspections, operating checks, and preventive maintenance on boiler systems, including blowdowns, safety device checks, and basic water chemistry monitoring per SOP
• Operate and maintain compressed air systems, including air compressors, air dryers, filters, receivers, and distribution equipment
• Independently inspect, operate, and maintain air handling units (AHUs) and rooftop units (RTUs), including filter changes, belt replacements, lubrication, and basic mechanical adjustments
• Operate and support dust collectors and fume collection systems, including inspections, filter maintenance, and alarm response
• Conduct routine equipment rounds and record operating data, including electrical parameters
• Apply working electrical knowledge to monitor, troubleshoot, and maintain electrical components of utility equipment, including motors, control panels, sensors, variable frequency drives (VFDs), and power supplies
• Read and interpret basic electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, P&IDs, and control logic to diagnose faults
• Perform basic electrical tasks including checking voltage and current readings, resetting approved controls, replacing fuses or simple components where qualified, and supporting lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures for electrical systems
• Recognize and respond to electrical-related alarms or abnormal conditions, including overloads, phase issues, or grounding faults, and elevate complex electrical problems appropriately
• Troubleshoot common mechanical and electrical alarms and faults on boilers, chillers, compressors, HVAC, and environmental systems
• Troubleshoot common airflow, temperature, and ventilation issues
• Recognize abnormal conditions and elevate per procedure
• Coordinate escalation to supervision, the Shift Lead, or vendors for complex or safety-critical issues
• Perform assigned tasks on Safety-Related Processes (SRP) and Critical Environmental Safety Systems (CESS) strictly in accordance with approved SOPs and required PPE
• Consistently comply with all PPE requirements, LOTO including electrical isolation, confined space, hot work, and electrical safety procedures
• Support audits, inspections, and safety initiatives
• Complete work orders, inspection logs, and maintenance documentation accurately in the CMMS and Equipment Management System (EMS)
• Provide guidance and technical support to Facility Operators and assist in developing their technical capabilities
• Maintain housekeeping and safe work conditions in assigned areas
• Maintain regular and reliable on-site attendance
• Maintain cleanliness at work-site in accordance with 5S3R Standards (Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain; Right Location, Right Quantity, Right Container)
• Perform other duties as assigned

This position supports essential manufacturing operations. The role requires availability to work rotating shifts, nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime, and to respond to operational issues, emergency events, and emergency call-ins when it…