Equipment Inspection Technician

Cushman & Wakefield•Okmulgee, OK

6d•$24 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

The Equipment Inspection Technician will work in a team-oriented and safety-conscious environment, adhering to a "Safety First" approach. This role involves performing pre-job hazardous assessments, job risk reviews, identifying high-potential risks, and conducting audits and observations while following all company and site safety guidelines and procedures. The technician will be responsible for the operations and maintenance of various HVAC systems, including window units, PTACs, condensers, evaporators, RTUs, and air-cooled chillers. They will also perform light maintenance and preventive maintenance (PMs) on water-cooled chillers, cooling towers, and associated rotating equipment like pumps, fan motors, and gearboxes. Additionally, the role includes troubleshooting and maintaining electrical systems, repairing or replacing non-energized components, and maintaining and repairing plumbing systems. The technician will also handle repairs and replacements of building components such as windows, doors, flooring, siding, drywall, and painting. A strong customer service orientation is expected, along with the ability to solve client facilities-related problems and ensure the safety and comfort of facility occupants. Maintaining an efficient spare parts inventory and executing preventive maintenance programs are key responsibilities. The role also requires reporting on emergency situations and maintaining a professional appearance.

Requirements

Must be able to work in a team oriented/ safety conscious environment.
Must follow all company/ site safety guidelines and procedures.
Must be able to use hand and power tools to perform repairs and maintenance.
Must be able to record relevant events and facts concerning operation and maintenance in an equipment log.
Must be able to develop a strong customer service-oriented relationship with clients, employees and managers.
Must be able to solve client facilities-related problems.
Must be able to conduct day-to-day activities necessary to provide for the safety and comfort of the facility occupants.
Must be able to maintain a spare parts inventory.
Must be able to execute preventive maintenance programs.
Must be able to report on all emergency situations.
Must exhibit professional appearance, including proper maintenance of company uniforms.
Must practice client processes and procedures.

Responsibilities

Work in a team-oriented/ safety conscious environment.
Perform Pre-Job Hazardous Assessments.
Conduct Job Risk Reviews.
Identify Hi Potential Risks.
Perform Audits and Observations.
Follow all company/ site safety guidelines and procedures.
Operate and maintain all HVAC heating, ventilation & air conditioning systems, to include window units, packaged terminal air conditioners, condensers, evaporators, rooftop units, air cooled chillers.
Perform light maintenance & PMs of water-cooled chillers, cooling towers and all associated rotating equipment to include pumps, fan motors, gearboxes etc.
Troubleshoot and maintain electrical systems, to include panel boards, transformers, motor control centers, emergency generators and safety disconnects.
Repair or replace non-energized receptacles, switches, breakers, ballast, light fixtures, exit signs, emergency lighting and indoor/outdoor lighting during LOTO.
Maintain and repair plumbing systems to include lift stations, water pumps, bathroom fixtures, flush valves and minor drain maintenance as needed.
Repair or replacement of windows, doors, flooring, siding, patching drywall, painting and other construction related items for maintaining the facilities.
Use hand and power tools to perform repairs and maintenance ranging from a complete overhaul to replacing defective components that meet the manufacturer's specifications.
Record relevant events and facts concerning operation and maintenance in an equipment log.
Develop a strong customer service-oriented relationship with clients, employees and managers.
Solve client facilities-related problems.
Conduct day-to-day activities necessary to provide for the safety and comfort of the facility occupants.
Maintain a spare parts inventory to include maintenance & plumbing supplies, hardware, air filters, belts, motors, pumps, lights, ballast, fixtures, electrical supplies and minor construction supplies in the most efficient and cost-, effective manner possible.
Execute preventive maintenance programs to protect the value and extend the life of all facility equipment to ensure cost-effective operation.
Report on all emergency situations.
Exhibit professional appearance, including proper maintenance of company uniforms.
Practice client processes and procedures.