Engineer - Level II

CCS Facility Services•Denver, CO

6d•Onsite

About The Position

CCS Facility Services is one of the largest building service contractors in the United States, providing expert janitorial and facility engineering services to thousands of commercial businesses with a deep bench of experienced cleaning and engineering professionals. Guided by a Service Heart we are a company Built to Serve with a passion to exceed our customer’s expectations. The Building Engineer II apply trade skills to perform preventive maintenance and corrective repair of building systems for the safe, efficient and proper operation of the assigned property. The individual in this role must be capable of completing all tasks as directed by the Chief Engineer, Assistant Chief Engineer or property management staff with some supervision, taking ownership when assigned team projects and accepting responsibility for actions and results.

Requirements

Working knowledge of electrical systems, circuits and electrical safety procedures.
Knowledgeable in troubleshooting, short circuits, grounding issues, etc. of single- or three-phase AC circuits.
Competent in the replacement of outlets, switches, lighting ballasts, circuit breakers, motor control starters, motors, etc.
Assists with the preventive maintenance program for all electrical equipment.
Working knowledge of heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and Central Plant operations to include troubleshooting of same.
Assists with preventive maintenance for all building mechanical equipment such as air handlers, pumps, variable air volume units, etc.
Knowledgeable in building automation systems (BAS).
Responds to HVAC calls.
Knowledgeable in chemical treatment.
Performs inspections on chillers; adjusts and records findings.
Replaces belts, motors, bearings, actuators and valves on all mechanical equipment.
Knowledgeable in pneumatic or direct digital control (DDC) controllers and actuators for proper operation.
Proficient in the property’s life safety systems and all life safety recordkeeping.
Identifies and responds to fire alarms and trouble calls; properly enables or disables points.
Conducts inspections of emergency generator and fire pumps; records results.
Makes recommendations for outside service as appropriate.
Maintains a basic understanding of mechanical drawings and wiring diagrams.
Repairs or replaces door closures, hardware and operators.
Adjusts or repairs security systems.
Maintains adequate supplies and tools and orders materials necessary to complete all tasks.
Arranges for subcontractors when required.
Updates job knowledge at an appropriate level by participating in educational opportunities, reading professional publications, growing personal networks and possibly participating in professional organizations.

Responsibilities

Complies with all applicable codes, regulations and governmental agency and Company directives related to building operations and work safety.
Works in a constant state of alertness and safe manner.
Competent in all shift operations, satisfying work orders and/or providing some technical and procedural assistance for coworkers.
Possesses a working knowledge of electrical systems, circuits and electrical safety procedures. Knowledgeable in troubleshooting, short circuits, grounding issues, etc. of single- or three-phase AC circuits. Competent in the replacement of outlets, switches, lighting ballasts, circuit breakers, motor control starters, motors, etc. Assists with the preventive maintenance program for all electrical equipment.
Possesses a working knowledge of heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and Central Plant operations to include troubleshooting of same. Assists with preventive maintenance for all building mechanical equipment such as air handlers, pumps, variable air volume units, etc. Knowledgeable in building automation systems (BAS). Responds to HVAC calls. Knowledgeable in chemical treatment. Performs inspections on chillers; adjusts and records findings. Replaces belts, motors, bearings, actuators and valves on all mechanical equipment. Knowledgeable in pneumatic or direct digital control (DDC) controllers and actuators for proper operation.
Proficient in the property’s life safety systems and all life safety recordkeeping. Identifies and responds to fire alarms and trouble calls; properly enables or disables points. Conducts inspections of emergency generator and fire pumps; records results. Makes recommendations for outside service as appropriate.
Maintains a basic understanding of mechanical drawings and wiring diagrams.
Repairs or replaces door closures, hardware and operators.
Adjusts or repairs security systems.
Maintains adequate supplies and tools and orders materials necessary to complete all tasks.
Arranges for subcontractors when required.
Updates job knowledge at an appropriate level by participating in educational opportunities, reading professional publications, growing personal networks and possibly participating in professional organizations.