PIPEFITTER (FULL TIME)

Compass Group•College Station, TX

5d•$19 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

The Pipefitter performs skilled maintenance duties related to facility engineering and maintenance functions at Texas A&M University. The role constructs, installs, maintains, and repairs mechanical and electrical systems and related facilities, and performs diagnostics and repairs on a range of building systems and specialty equipment. It may also involve leading and teaching other workers, coordinating work and materials, reviewing vendor work, maintaining records, and responding to facility emergencies. The posting requires five years of prior maintenance technician experience in an institutional or commercial setting and indicates that training may be provided. A trade specialization and an appropriate state-issued Journeyman's license or other listed trade qualification may be required.

Requirements

Five years of prior maintenance technician experience; institutional or commercial experience is required.
A trade specialization evidenced by an appropriate state-issued Journeyman's license may be required.
Must have one of the following qualifications: Journeyman Electrical License, Registered ACR Technician with EPA refrigerant certification, Journeyman Plumber License, or a qualification in carpentry, welding, steam and pipefitting, masonry, or electronic instrumentation.
Valid driver's license.
Ability to read and understand blueprints, specifications, and models to learn work layouts.

Responsibilities

Construct, finish, install, maintain, and repair electrical and mechanical systems and related facilities using power tools, hand tools, and other necessary equipment.
Diagnose and repair a range of equipment and building systems, including HVAC, electrical and mechanical systems, sterilizers, sprinkler and standpipe systems, transport systems, electronic signaling systems, and fire alarm systems, subject to appropriate training, certification, and licensing.
Lead workers on projects and teach maintenance skills to department members.
Update work statuses, timing, and repair costs using company technology systems.
Support fleet maintenance, including welding, plumbing, electrical work, food truck kitchen maintenance, vehicle driving, on-campus fleet troubleshooting, generator repairs, and general maintenance.
Review work performed by outside vendors and non-licensed maintenance workers and create punch lists.
Determine manpower and material requirements and project deadlines.
Read blueprints, specifications, and models to understand work layouts and plan work.
Perform routine computations as needed.
Maintain logs, conduct rounds, and complete tests and inspections.
Respond to facility emergencies and perform emergency repairs.
Recommend modifications or improvements to preventive maintenance systems.
Serve as a member of the facility emergency response team.
Perform other duties as assigned.