Facilities Engineering Technician

The Facilities Engineering Technician is responsible for the safe operation, monitoring, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of critical facility utility systems that support manufacturing, laboratory, office, and building operations. This position performs preventative and corrective maintenance on critical utilities while also supporting general facility upkeep, including minor building repairs, patching, painting, and basic carpentry tasks. The technician works closely with Facilities Engineers, contractors, and site stakeholders to ensure reliable utility performance, regulatory compliance, and a safe working environment.

• Perform maintenance of Facility buildings and critical systems, including but not limited to;
• Building Management system
• HVAC, Chillers and dust collection systems
• Compressed air systems
• Nitrogen system
• Vacuum System
• Purified water systems
• Perform routine inspections, equipment rounds, and system performance checks.
• Respond to alarms, system abnormalities, and utility outages.
• Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and utility equipment.
• Execute preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance activities.
• Maintain accurate maintenance records and complete work orders using the site's Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
• Support utility shutdowns, startups, commissioning activities, and planned maintenance events.
• Assist with contractor oversight and coordination of utility-related services.
• Ensure compliance with applicable safety, environmental, and operational procedures.
• Perform minor building repairs and facility upkeep activities.
• Conduct wall patching, painting, touch-up work, and surface repairs.
• Participate in safety inspections and hazard identification activities.
• Support emergency response activities and after-hours call-in requirements when necessary. environmental controls required for DPI or MDI manufacturing.
• Ensures adherence to SOPs, batch records, and regulatory requirements throughout the production process.

The Facilities Engineering Technician is responsible for the safe operation, monitoring, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of critical facility utility systems that support manufacturing, laboratory, office, and building operations. This position performs preventative and corrective maintenance on critical utilities while also supporting general facility upkeep, including minor building repairs, patching, painting, and basic carpentry tasks. The technician works closely with Facilities Engineers, contractors, and site stakeholders to ensure reliable utility performance, regulatory compliance, and a safe working environment.

• Perform maintenance of Facility buildings and critical systems, including but not limited to;
• Building Management system
• HVAC, Chillers and dust collection systems
• Compressed air systems
• Nitrogen system
• Vacuum System
• Purified water systems
• Perform routine inspections, equipment rounds, and system performance checks.
• Respond to alarms, system abnormalities, and utility outages.
• Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and utility equipment.
• Execute preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance activities.
• Maintain accurate maintenance records and complete work orders using the site's Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
• Support utility shutdowns, startups, commissioning activities, and planned maintenance events.
• Assist with contractor oversight and coordination of utility-related services.
• Ensure compliance with applicable safety, environmental, and operational procedures.
• Perform minor building repairs and facility upkeep activities.
• Conduct wall patching, painting, touch-up work, and surface repairs.
• Participate in safety inspections and hazard identification activities.
• Support emergency response activities and after-hours call-in requirements when necessary. environmental controls required for DPI or MDI manufacturing.
• Ensures adherence to SOPs, batch records, and regulatory requirements throughout the production process.

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Technical school certification, vocational training, or Associate's degree in Facilities Maintenance, Mechanical Technology, Electrical Technology, HVAC, or related field preferred.
• Minimum 2–5 years of facilities maintenance, utility operations, or industrial maintenance experience.
• Experience working with…