Facilities Technician

No Corp to corp or referrals. This is W2 only.

The Facilities Technician II is responsible for performing a wide range of skilled maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, and operational support activities across the facility, grounds, and building systems.

Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on HVAC-R systems, including air handlers, chillers, rooftop units, CRAC units, exhaust systems, and ducting.

Troubleshoot and repair steam and hot-water boilers, pumps, valves, heat exchangers, and associated piping.

Maintain and repair controlled temperature units (CTUs), including incubators, refrigerators, freezers, environmental chambers, and stability rooms.

Conduct maintenance on RO/DI water systems, including filters, tanks, distribution loops, and point-of-use equipment.

Support maintenance and troubleshooting for Autoclaves, sterilizers, and related utility supply systems.

Maintain facility plumbing systems, including drains, faucets, fixtures, pressurized lines, and backflow prev enters.

Perform routine and emergency repairs on compressed air, gas, and utility distribution systems, including nitrogen, CO2, oxygen, and vacuum lines.

Diagnose mechanical failures using appropriate tools and techniques, ensuring minimal downtime.

Install, maintain, and repair electrical power distribution systems ranging from 12V to 480V.

Troubleshoot motors, motor controllers, contractors, relays, VFDs, breakers, and panel boards.

Support maintenance and periodic testing of emergency generators, ATS systems, and emergency lighting.

Perform inspections and repairs on UPS systems, including battery checks and load tests.

Conduct thermographic inspections using IR imaging to identify electrical hot spots and prevent failures.

Diagnose and repair lighting systems, controls, occupancy sensors, and energy-saving components.

Install and terminate conduit, wiring, junction boxes, and fixtures in compliance with NEC codes.

Operate, monitor, and troubleshoot Building Automation Systems such as ALC, Siemens, JCI, and Distech.

Identify issues with system programming, alarms, networked controls, scheduling, setpoints, and trending.

Perform routine testing and calibration of sensors, actuators, thermostats, pressure transducers, and control valves.

Respond to environmental excursions, system alarms, or abnormal building conditions in real time.

Document findings and escape system-level issues requiring engineering intervention.

Monitor, troubleshoot, and calibrate Rees monitoring systems connected to CTUs, clean rooms, and critical equipment.

Investigate environmental alerts and document all corrective actions.

Coordinate with engineering, quality, or lab teams when monitored equipment trends outside defined ranges.

Perform routine carpentry tasks, including repairs to doors, hardware, drywall, ceiling tiles, and cabinetry.

Support painting, patching, and architectural maintenance to maintain GMP and non-GMP areas.

Install or repair office fixtures such as shelving, brackets, casework, and ergonomic equipment.

Maintain exterior facility components including walkways, lighting, signage, and safety features.

Support snow/ice removal or seasonal maintenance where applicable.

Conduct periodic, scheduled, and unscheduled facility inspections to identify repair needs, safety concerns, or equipment degradation.

Complete PMs on mechanical, electrical, and utility systems following SOPs, manufacturer guidance, and safety protocols.

Execute test procedures for boilers, emergency generators,…