Facilities Technician Lead

gategroup•Honolulu, HI

11d

About The Position

The Facilities Technician Lead performs skilled and semiskilled work to maintain a 24/7 facilities operation and fleet maintenance. Reporting to the Hub GM, this role maintains mechanical, electrical, and life-safety equipment, facility and grounds appearance, and supports truck maintenance. The Lead schedules and oversees contractors, may assist with their work, and ensures safe practices, quality work, and a clean work area. The position requires self-direction and the ability to prioritize.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 7–10 years of recent related experience.
Working knowledge of electrical and plumbing systems.
Must pass company welder testing.
Ability to interpret blueprints and schematics.
Sheet metal mechanic skills.
Ability to obtain an Airport Transport Authority badge.
Ability to obtain a Customs Seal for the Airport Transport Authority badge.
Certification in at least one of plumbing, electrical, or HVAC.
Good written and oral communication skills.
Ability to lift 25 pounds and push, pull, or maneuver 50–75 pounds.
Ability to work at heights of approximately 50 feet.

Responsibilities

Schedule, oversee, and sometimes assist contractors, ensuring safety, quality, and cleanliness; escort contractors in critical areas when required.
Perform building repairs, including drywall, paint, wall coverings, ceiling tiles and grids, carpet and tile flooring, doors, and door hardware.
Perform plumbing repairs involving faucets, sinks, urinals, toilets, drains, and valves.
Perform exterior repairs, including irrigation, signs, fences, roofs, and metal siding.
Conduct daily inspections of facilities and mechanical equipment to confirm proper operation.
Perform preventive maintenance on building systems and equipment, and create equipment check sheets as requested.
Report problems found to the Maintenance Coordinator.
Repair HVAC systems and equipment, potentially including heating boilers, air-conditioning units, VAV boxes, exhaust fans, building automation controls, and filters.
Perform electrical repairs, including replacing lamps, ballasts, switches, receptacles, and cord caps; wiring single- and three-phase motors; and installing circuits.
Manage work requests; create and maintain spreadsheets for tools and supplies inventory; and create online purchase orders for parts and supplies as needed.
Manage office furniture reconfigurations, furniture moves, and office moves as requested.
Perform miscellaneous lubrication and maintenance tasks, change light bulbs, and install wiper blades.
Check and top off vehicle fluids, inspect tires, assist with vehicle preventive maintenance, change batteries, and jump-start vehicles.
File general fleet documents and maintain parts inventory as directed by unit management.
Drive trucks from the unit to a maintenance facility when qualified.
Pick up parts from vendors and follow company accounting and purchase-order procedures.
Escort vendors when required.
Perform other duties assigned by management.