Maintenance Technician

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The Maintenance Technician is an entry-level engineering role that performs straightforward maintenance and equipment-support activities under close supervision. This position applies basic operational skills, follows clearly defined standard operating procedures and quality guidelines, and builds the technical knowledge needed to grow into a fuller engineering contributor. Working closely with qualified engineers and technical leads, the Maintenance Technician supports inspections, preventive maintenance, and repairs while developing a strong foundation in safe, reliable facility operations.

This role offers a clear entry point into JLL's engineering career path, with opportunities for hands‑on learning, ongoing training, and skill development within a supportive team environment.

• Perform assigned basic upkeep, including painting, minor carpentry, fixture adjustments, and other straightforward maintenance within your training and authorization.
• Assist qualified engineers with inspections, preventive maintenance, and repairs under close supervision, following prescribed task instructions and quality checks.
• Follow assigned inspection routes, record equipment readings, and promptly report leaks, alarms, damage, or unusual conditions; obtain direction before changing operating settings.
• Use standard operating procedures to address routine problems and request help when a procedure doesn't cover the condition encountered.
• Record completed work, time, materials, and follow-up needs in the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS), submitting work for review as directed.
• Maintain tools, parts, equipment, and supplies in clean and safe condition, and communicate task status clearly to team members.
• Follow safety procedures and required protective equipment protocols, stopping work and seeking assistance when conditions are unsafe or unfamiliar.
• Support on‑call or emergency response through assigned tasks under direction, reporting conditions promptly and assisting the responding qualified engineer.

• Basic operational skills and mechanical aptitude for straightforward maintenance work, supported by appropriate training and credentials for assigned tasks.
• Ability to follow written and verbal procedures, apply quality guidelines, and use appropriate tools safely under close supervision.
• Ability to identify common equipment, record observations accurately, and recognize when assistance is needed.
• Demonstrated basic mechanical aptitude and ability to learn safe maintenance practices (prior paid maintenance experience is not required).
• Ability to hold and maintain the licenses, training, and certifications appropriate to assigned work; duties requiring a specific credential may only be performed once that credential and required authorization are in place.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and comfortably use ladders up to 30 feet tall.
• Ability to frequently climb, bend, kneel, lift, and/or drive, with required on‑site presence.

• Trade school, union training, military service, or college experience.
• Strong customer service skills and clear communication with…