Union Mobile Engineer

Responsibilities

• Provide technical advice, expertise, encouragement and instruction to all subordinates in the areas such as mechanical systems, electrical systems, control systems, life safety systems and also safety procedures.
• Perform all plumbing, electrical, or HVAC tasks required in any of the client buildings.
• Maintains all heating equipment, chillers, pumps, cooling towers, Fan Coil Units, VAV and air distribution systems, etc.
• Inspect Building Systems including Fire Alarm Panels/Systems, HVAC Equipment and plumbing systems to ensure operation of equipment is within design capabilities and achieves environmental conditions prescribed by the Client, Agencies Having Jurisdiction and JLL Best Practices.
• Verify field conditions and perform repairs or adjustments as necessary or as directed by the Chief Engineer.
• Monitor and interact with Energy Management System/BMS Systems onsite for equipment operations, troubleshooting and repairs as necessary.
• Proficient in Reading and Interpreting blueprints, Single Line Diagrams, Specifications, O&M manuals, Close Out Packages, Sequence Of Operations, etc. in the performance of their duties to properly operate and maintain site equipment.
• Performs PM assignments as directed by the Chief Engineer in a timely, efficient manner and closes them on time within the JLL CMMS System (Corrigo).
• Absorbs and assists other team members in maintenance and repair efforts, as well as independently performing defined tasks associated with PMs, Corrective Maintenance and client requests.
• Inspection, maintenance and repair of the following systems: Electrical Systems & Distribution (UPS, Normal and Emergency Power), Fire Alarm Systems, Plumbing Systems (piping, water closets, urinals, flush valve assemblies, faucets, etc.), Doors (Including Hardware and ADA Operators), all lighting including both inside & outside site lighting and other systems as directed by the Chief Engineer.
• Ability to troubleshoot and isolate problems down to the root cause and effectively repair issues associated.
• Proficient in the use of hand tools, electrical testing equipment and other tools of the trade needed in the performance of their duties.
• Perform rounds and readings checking all site equipment & systems including Plant related HVAC equipment (Chillers, Pumps, Cooling Towers, Heat Exchangers, Air Handlers, CAH & CRAH Units, Piping systems, Valves,etc.), Boiler Plant Equipment (Boilers, Pumps, for both Potable and Non-Potable systems), Critical Data Center Rounds/Readings, Emergency Power Systems (Generators, etc.), Life Safety Systems (Sprinkler Systems, Emergency Exit Signs/lights, Fire Extinguishers, Fire Alarm Panel & FCC Room, Electrical Rooms, Elevator Machinery Rooms, Mechanical Rooms, etc.) and other systems as directed by the Chief Engineer.
• Must know how to install, align and perform repair activities to equipment such as motors, bearings, seals, valves, piping systems, etc.
• Must also assist other Engineers, Controls Technicians and Vendors with major repairs, maintenance & installation of building equipment as directed by the Chief Engineer.
• All Engineers are expected to respond to all Emergencies on site as directed by the Chief Engineer.
• The position requires good documentation & communication skills. Must maintain accurate records of maintenance and repairs. Must have the ability to use tools like Microsoft Office, CMMS System and other tools & systems provided by client or JLL.
• Position requires good customer service skills and a positive demeanor when working with clients, teammates and vendors.
• All Engineers are expected to respond to all Emergencies on site as directed by the Chief Engineer.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED equivalent
• Local 39 Apprenticeship Program preferred.
• Minimum of five (5) years experience
• Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Strong Communication Skills, Excellent time management skills with the ability to problem solve down to the root cause, Must be highly organized with excellent attention to detail.
• Required Certifications/Licenses/Training: Universal CFC (EPA) License, High Rise Fire Safety Director Certification
• Additional Experience/Certifications/Licenses/Training: 10+ years of related trade schooling or equivalent a plus, Any Electrical, HVAC or Professional Engineering License a plus