The Lead BMS Operator monitors computerized building automation systems (BMS) to ensure equipment and systems operate within specified parameters, including temperature, humidity, static pressure, schedules, and amperage. The role works with site mechanics and BMS engineers/HVAC technicians to troubleshoot equipment issues and control equipment during maintenance. It is attached to the Collective Bargaining Agreement between JLL and the International Union of Operating Engineers – Local 39. The schedule is Wednesday through Saturday, 8:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m., and the position is on-site in Mountain View, California. The Lead BMS Operator monitors and dispatches alarms, performs and documents virtual equipment and energy tours, records BMS changes in an electronic document system, and notifies off-hours end users about scientific equipment alarms. The role reviews shift handoffs, emails, work orders, alarm screens, and electronic whiteboards; ensures virtual tours and training are completed; monitors and controls multiple systems; and mentors operators in reviewing BAS systems and troubleshooting alarms. The operator escalates alarms to relevant customer and building-management contacts, directs responses to major incidents, and prioritizes critical alarms affecting site outages. Expected compensation is $89,606.00–$89,606.40 per year. Visa sponsorship is not provided; candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED