Mobile Operating Engineer

Cushman & Wakefield•Tampa, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for ensuring the efficient operation and maintenance of HVAC, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing equipment and systems at assigned properties. The role includes maintaining a clean and safe work environment, performing rounds and routine assessments, completing preventive and corrective maintenance, and handling painting and housekeeping tasks. The engineer may be the only maintenance staff member on duty during certain shifts and may need to work extended periods without relief during priority or emergency situations, including overtime assignments. Shift work and on-call duties may be required. The position operates in a professional office environment and regularly involves travel between properties in varying weather conditions. The role requires use of standard office equipment and travel among departments, floors, and properties. Cushman & Wakefield offers eligible employees access to benefit programs that generally include health, vision, and dental insurance; flexible spending and health savings accounts; retirement savings plans; life and disability insurance; and paid and unpaid time away from work. Compensation is $29.75–$35.00, depending on factors including location, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the candidate’s experience and qualifications.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
EPA Universal Certification.
At least 5 years of related work experience operating HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical systems in a commercial property setting.
Appropriate trade license or permit where required, such as a journeyman or master license or applicable city license.
CFC Universal Technician certification where required by market licensure requirements.
Valid driver’s license and good driving record, subject to periodic checks where applicable.
Basic computing skills in Outlook, Excel, and Word.
Experience operating, maintaining, and performing basic repairs on HVAC systems, boilers, heaters, pumps, refrigerant systems, compressors, and water systems.
Knowledge of energy management systems, techniques, and operations.
Thorough knowledge of building systems operations, maintenance, and repair.
Ability to stoop, stand, climb, and frequently lift at least 50 pounds of equipment; safely install rigging and lifting devices.
Ability to crouch and reach to install or move equipment, including bending forward at the waist.
Ability to speak clearly and understand information presented orally and in writing.
Ability to read printed materials, drawings, and schematics.

Nice To Haves

Graduation from an apprentice program or trade school.

Responsibilities

Perform plumbing, electrical, and HVAC work for assigned buildings.
Maintain heating equipment and related systems, including chillers, DX units, pumps, cooling towers, fan coil units, VAV systems, and air distribution systems.
Monitor and adjust mechanical and pneumatic equipment, steam stations, control gauges, distributor panels, valves, thermostats, diffusers, and other building equipment.
Verify field conditions, conduct preventive maintenance inspections, and complete necessary repairs and adjustments.
Monitor energy management.
Repair doors, ceilings, hand railings, floors, and other property components; perform general repairs, adjustments, and installations.
Repair plumbing fixtures, including water closets, urinals, flush valve assemblies, and lavatories.
Perform preventive maintenance in accordance with company standards, building protocols, manufacturer recommendations, and industry best practices. Tasks include changing filters, cleaning coils, flushing condensers, punching tubes, greasing bearings, inspecting and adjusting belts, replacing motor bearings, aligning pulleys and shafts, monitoring water chemical treatment and feed equipment, maintaining cooling towers, and completing scheduled inspections and routines.
Replace lamps and light fixtures; reinstall or replace signage; and verify that rooms are clean and free of obstructions and debris.
Check emergency exit signs and lights and ensure access to emergency stairs and exits is clear. Conduct additional fire and life safety inspections in accordance with applicable standards and direction.
Document and report activities to a supervisor.
Respond immediately to emergencies, including fires, evacuations, and equipment failures, and address customer concerns.
Comply with applicable codes, regulations, governmental agency requirements, and company directives; practice safe work habits.
Complete required annual safety training.
Comply with the company uniform dress code and maintain a neat, clean appearance on the property.