Facilities and Infrastructure Engineer

About the role

The Facilities and Infrastructure Engineer is responsible for the safe, compliant, and cost-effective operation of building infrastructure, utilities, security systems, and grounds for both the Dallas and Council Bluffs facilities. This role oversees facility maintenance programs, contractor management, site security operations, and infrastructure capital planning while ensuring compliance with International Building Code (IBC), fire code, life safety regulations, and all applicable local, state, and federal requirements.

Key responsibilities

• Facilities Infrastructure Management (Dallas & CB): Oversee planning, operation, inspection, and maintenance of mechanical systems (HVAC, boilers, compressed air, UPS, elevators, maintenance vehicles, café/kitchenette equipment), electrical systems (utility service coordination, service entrance panels/switchgear, interior/exterior/emergency lighting), plumbing & utility systems (city meters/service, domestic water, sanitary sewer, Class I liquid waste, water filtration), life safety systems (fire suppression, alarm/monitoring, fire water retention), security systems & site access (BAS/access control, CCTV, keyed locks, gates/automatic openers, oversight of ~15 security officers), building & grounds (roof systems, interior/exterior structural components, office allocations/space planning, warehouse racking, flooring/suspended ceilings, construction/repair/renovation coordination, landscaping/irrigation, parking lot maintenance/striping/signage), and tank farm infrastructure (tanks/containment, level controls, associated piping, truck dike systems).
• Compliance & Code Management: Ensure compliance with IBC, local fire code, NFPA standards, OSHA regulations, and environmental requirements; coordinate/manage regulatory inspections; maintain documentation for permits, certifications, and compliance records; serve as primary point of contact for AHJs.
• Contractor & Vendor Management: Manage third-party contractors (HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, security, janitorial, pest control, IT infrastructure vendors); develop scopes of work and evaluate contractor performance; ensure contractor compliance with safety and facility requirements.
• IT & Site Support: Coordinate facility cabling and infrastructure needs; manage site IT contractor relationships related to facility systems.
• Budget & Capital Accountability: Develop and manage facilities budgets (mechanical, utilities, security, infrastructure); monitor spending and implement cost control measures; forecast facility-related capital needs; lead facility capital projects including expansions, renovations, and infrastructure upgrades; provide cost visibility and reporting to leadership.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical, or related field) preferred.
• 7-10 years of progressive experience in facilities management, building systems, construction, or infrastructure maintenance within a manufacturing or industrial environment.
• Demonstrated experience managing building infrastructure including HVAC, boilers, electrical distribution, plumbing, life safety systems, and security systems.
• Strong working knowledge of International Building Code (IBC), NFPA standards, OSHA regulations, and other applicable building and safety codes.
• Experience preparing for and supporting internal and external audits, regulatory inspections, and Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) interactions.
• Proven experience managing third-party contractors and service providers, including scope development, performance oversight, and cost control.
• Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Emerging leadership capability with ability to influence cross-functional teams.

Working conditions

The primary working environment includes both office and industrial facility settings. Office responsibilities involve use of a computer, CMMS systems, budgeting tools, compliance documentation, and contractor management systems. A significant portion of time will be spent throughout the facility, including mechanical and electrical rooms, utility areas, rooftops, grounds, and other infrastructure spaces while coordinating with contractors and site personnel. Exposure to varying temperatures, noise levels, outdoor conditions, and industrial environments typical of a manufacturing facility should be expected.

Benefits

• Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
• Free Life and Disability Insurance
• Health and Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts
• 401k with 3% company match and annual employer discretionary contribution
• Paid vacation, holidays and sick time
• Employee Assistance Program
• Access to thousands of free online courses
• Discounts on cell phones, movie tickets, gym memberships, and more
• Education Assistance (both college degrees and professional certifications)
• Referral Program with cash bonus
• Access to on-demand pay
• Paid parental leave