Building Engineer
Legends Global · Las Vegas, NV · 3 wk ago
ManagementFull-time
Job Summary
The Building Engineer at Allegiant Stadium maintains all facility equipment in good working condition, including HVAC, plumbing and electrical plants; lighting and climate control systems; roofing systems; ground support equipment, and maintenance/cleaning equipment. They also operate auxiliary supply systems when breakdowns occur, coordinate shutdown and start-ups of utilities, and safely and efficiently operate the natural grass field tray for all grass specific events, including NFL games.
Essential Functions
- Repairs and maintains all facility systems and equipment employing various techniques including but not limited to welding and soldering.
- Inspects systems throughout facility to detect malfunctions or breakdowns.
- Investigates malfunctions or breakdowns of systems to diagnose causes and locate the source of the problem.
- Implements corrective actions and solutions.
- Anticipates potential malfunctions or breakdowns and takes appropriate action to prevent or minimize curtailment of services.
- Operates auxiliary supply systems when breakdown occurs.
- Climbs 80+ feet tower to facilitate repairs to the event floor & stadium exterior/interior perimeter lighting equipment.
- Safely and efficiently operate the natural grass field tray for all grass specific events, including NFL games.
Required Qualifications
- A minimum education level of: High School Diploma or its equivalency
- Graduate of an accredited technical school or apprenticeship
- 1+ years hands-on experience with HVAC equipment
- Certificates: CFC refrigerant license required
- Excellent organizational skills
- Works effectively under pressure and/or stringent schedule to produce accurate results
- Good written, verbal and interpersonal skills required; ability to interact with all levels of staff including management
- Professional presentation, appearance and work ethic
- Knowledge of safe work practices, procedures, tools, equipment and techniques used in the trades
- Ability to cross train in other trades and share this knowledge with engineers and mechanics
- Ability to work irregular/extended hours; including nights, weekends, holidays (required)
- Computer skills: sufficient computer knowledge to operate BMS and other automated systems including operation of personal computer using Windows and Microsoft Office software
- Valid driver’s license and clean driving record