Facilities Maintenance Technician

Facilities Maintenance Technician

The Facilities Maintenance Technician supports a large, modern commercial campus by responding to and troubleshooting a wide range of facility-related work orders. This role focuses on maintaining building systems, resolving general maintenance issues, and supporting day-to-day operations in office and lab spaces with high activity and technical equipment. The technician works independently across multiple buildings, ensuring a safe, functional, and well-maintained environment for all occupants.

• Respond to and troubleshoot work orders related to doors and hardware, restrooms and sinks, lighting, and basic electrical issues.
• Perform general plumbing tasks, including identifying and resolving common plumbing problems in a commercial setting.
• Conduct basic HVAC troubleshooting, including tasks such as swapping air filters and performing preventive maintenance activities.
• Carry out general facility repairs, including painting, patching drywall, and performing minor carpentry work.
• Support day-to-day operations in busy commercial and lab environments, ensuring building systems and spaces remain functional and safe.
• Order materials and maintain appropriate inventory levels to support ongoing maintenance and repair activities.
• Navigate large indoor buildings using a golf cart to access various office and lab areas efficiently.
• Follow established processes, safety procedures, and facility maintenance best practices at all times.
• Troubleshoot a wide range of building systems and general maintenance issues with minimal supervision.
• Prioritize and manage multiple work orders effectively while maintaining clear communication with stakeholders.
• Perform hands-on tasks in industrial and robotics-focused areas, including plumbing fixes, painting, patching, and general repairs.
• Collaborate with other maintenance and operations personnel as needed to support facility-wide reliability and uptime.

• At least 5 years of facilities maintenance experience in a commercial or manufacturing environment.
• Demonstrated commercial facilities maintenance background, with no reliance on apartment or residential experience.
• Proven ability to troubleshoot a wide range of building systems and general maintenance issues.
• Hands-on experience with light fixture replacement and basic lighting and electrical troubleshooting.
• Basic HVAC knowledge, including swapping air filters and performing routine preventive maintenance tasks.
• Experience performing plumbing repairs in a commercial setting.
• Ability to perform general facility repairs such as painting, drywall patching, and minor carpentry.
• Comfort working independently across large buildings and multiple sites.
• Strong communication skills, with the ability to clearly document and prioritize work orders.
• Willingness and ability to perform hands-on, physical maintenance tasks on a daily basis.

• Experience working in lab environments is a strong plus.
• Background in industrial or robotics-focused facilities is beneficial.
• Familiarity with preventive maintenance programs and maintenance technician practices.
• Ability to safely operate a golf cart or similar vehicle for transportation between buildings.
• Strong organizational skills to manage materials, inventory, and multiple concurrent tasks.
• Comfort working mid-shift, swing shift, or later-shift schedules as required by facility operations.
• Adaptability to work across different types of spaces, including offices, labs, and industrial areas.

This role offers access to a comprehensive benefits package, subject to eligibility, that supports your health, financial security, and work-life balance. Depending on your classification and length of…