Licensed Building Trades Technicians (Multiple Specialties)

JLL•Washington, DC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

JLL is seeking skilled trades professionals for multiple union positions including Electrician, Plumber/Pipefitter, HVAC Mechanic, and Building Engineer. These roles will maintain critical systems in a large, complex federal facility. Responsibilities include installation, troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance of building systems. The job involves independent problem-solving, team coordination, reading technical drawings, and ensuring safe and efficient building operations. Multiple shift opportunities are available.

Requirements

Electrician: Current valid Master and/or Journey-Level Electrician license, 3+ years as a licensed electrician (within past 5 years) in a comparable facility, completed vocational and technical training in electrical maintenance and service work, ability to identify common causes of electrical failures, establish routine testing procedures, apply PM strategies and techniques such as RCM, RMP, and Root cause failure analysis, demonstrated working knowledge of electrical systems and ability to understand and utilize electrical drawings.
Plumber/Pipefitter: Current valid Journey-Level Plumber/Pipefitter license, 3+ years as a licensed journeymen level plumber/pipefitter (within past 5 years) in a comparable facility, completed vocational and technical training in plumbing/pipefitting maintenance and service work, ability to identify common causes of plumbing failures, establish routine testing procedures, apply PM strategies and techniques such as RCM, RMP, and Root cause failure analysis, demonstrated working knowledge of plumbing systems and ability to understand and utilize plumbing drawings.
HVAC Mechanic: Current valid Journey-Level and/or Master HVAC Mechanic license, Current CFC Universal Certification, 3+ years’ experience as a licensed journeymen level HVAC Mechanic (within past 5 years) in a comparable facility, completed vocational and technical training in HVAC Mechanic maintenance and service work, experience with Building Automation Systems (BAS) and Direct Digital Controls (DDC), ability to identify common causes of HVAC/Mechanical failures, establish routine testing procedures, apply PM strategies and techniques such as RCM, RMP, and Root cause failure analysis, demonstrated working knowledge of HVAC Mechanical system systems and ability to understand and utilize HVAC Mechanical system drawings, demonstrated experience working with BAS and Direct Digital Controls (DDC).
Building Engineer: Current valid stationary engineer's license (Class 3 Steam Engineer DC or First Grade Engineer MD equivalent), Current CFC Universal Certification, 3+ years of experience as a licensed stationary engineer (within past 5 years) in a comparable facility, ability to identify common causes of HVAC/Mechanical failures, establish routine testing procedures, apply PM strategies and techniques such as RCM, RMP, and Root cause failure analysis, demonstrated working knowledge of HVAC Mechanical system systems and ability to understand and utilize HVAC Mechanical system drawings, demonstrated experience working with BAS and Direct Digital Controls (DDC).
Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.
Candidates applying to this role will be considered for the following union positions based on their qualifications and licensing: Electrician (including Master Electrician), Plumber/Pipefitter, HVAC Mechanic and Building Engineer.

Responsibilities

Installation, troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance of building systems including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical equipment.
Independent problem-solving.
Coordinating with team members.
Reading technical drawings and blueprints.
Ensuring safe and efficient building operations.