Senior Facilities Engineer
About The Position
Conducts facility condition assessments for all 1,100 buildings owned by the university located on the Columbus and eight (8) Regional campuses. During assessments, the Facility Assessor will travel to the location of the building; create relationships with the building manager (s); conduct interviews with building management and staff on the condition of the building, and its systems; analyze and score the condition of building systems and structures; capture deficiencies and create reports on findings. This position will perform planning and scheduling activities related to assessment work; other duties as assigned. This position works in a multi-discipline working group, assessments are conducted individually and in teams, peer review of draft reports are conducted in working groups. This position will work closely with university partners responsible for various horizontal infrastructure systems. In accordance with the Disaster Preparedness and University State of Emergency Policy 6.17, this position has been designated as a standby position.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in engineering.
- Professional Engineer Licensure.
- 4 years of relevant experience required.
Nice To Haves
- Registration as a Professional Engineer in Ohio
- Experience in institutional building design
- Dependable transportation
- Strong Excel skills including experience with pivot tables, what if commands, etc.
- Physical ability and willingness to climb outside ladders to access building roof and mechanical penthouse
- Work outdoors and in commercial/industrial environments
- Construction and facility operations experience
- Observation and note taking skills
- Experience with large building systems including boilers, chillers, steam lines, and power transmissions
- Strong technical writing skills
- Ability to work on a small team
- Ability to work independent
Responsibilities
- Conducts facility condition assessments for all 1,100 buildings owned by the university located on the Columbus and eight (8) Regional campuses.
- Travel to the location of the building.
- Create relationships with the building manager(s).
- Conduct interviews with building management and staff on the condition of the building, and its systems.
- Analyze and score the condition of building systems and structures.
- Capture deficiencies and create reports on findings.
- Perform planning and scheduling activities related to assessment work.
- Work in a multi-discipline working group.
- Conduct assessments individually and in teams.
- Conduct peer review of draft reports in working groups.
- Work closely with university partners responsible for various horizontal infrastructure systems.
Benefits
- The university is an equal opportunity employer, including veterans and disability.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
