Maintenance Technician

ABM Industries • Wilton, CT, US • 1d ago

Overview

The Maintenance Technician ensures the smooth, efficient, profitable operation of the assigned building project by ensuring the timely and accurate completion of all required work and by attaining the utmost in customer satisfaction. This role is responsible for ensuring high-quality maintenance of electrical equipment and systems, overseeing efficient and effective operations across a building or complex.

Pay: $35 - $40 per hour.
The pay listed is the hourly range or the hourly rate for this position. A specific offer will vary based on applicant’s experience, skills, abilities, geographic location, and alignment with market data.
Benefits: ABM offers a comprehensive benefits package. For information about ABM’s benefits, visitABM Employee Benefits | Staff & Management

Responsibilities

Monitor and maintain all building and mission-critical facilities equipment

Operate facility equipment in accordance with policies and procedures

Operate and perform both routine and emergency service on a variety of state-of-the-art critical systems

Perform preventive maintenance on all building equipment to ensure efficient operation of all building systems

Perform daily/weekly/monthly walk-through of customer facilities in support of data center and office operations

Perform tests and rounds, and analyze data to ensure proper functioning and operating parameters of equipment

Participate and ensure complete success of preventive maintenance program of managed building assets

Perform a variety of electrical tasks safely, including installing, troubleshooting, maintaining, testing, and repairing in commercial buildings

Work with voltage that ranges from 24V AC/DC up to 480V AC

Keep close track of the performance of all electrical equipment within the building and respective working area

May assist Engineering Manager/Foreman with electrical estimates, including walking retrofit projects

Resolve job site conflicts regarding installation issues or escalate concerns to management as required

Document all work performed and take active role in the process improvement/quality improvement process

Keep management informed of job needs, progress, and issues

Assist in energy conservation programs, follow up with team to determine ways to save electricity and HVAC during unoccupied times

Attend all safety and fire training and adhere to safety instructions at work to prevent any accidents

Participate in departmental meetings, training, and business updates

Respond to and address callouts and emergencies (within 1 hour) during and after regular business hours, including after dark hours, which require carrying a communication device when on rotational call

May be required to achieve and maintain certifications as required to perform job duties

May work in low-lit areas

Be able to frequently climb to and work from elevated platforms, excavated areas, ladders, stairwells, walkways, articulating lifts, etc.

Be available for shift work when applicable

Qualifications

Associate Degree in job related technical training or equivalent work experience.

5+ years’ experience in operating and maintaining electrical equipment or working as an electrician.

5-7 years or more of experience supporting mission critical environments.

Current electrical Journeyman’s preferred

Knowledge of computer and PLC Programming, AC/DC drives, Motor Controls, Digital Meters, and Recorders.

Demonstrated ability to read/interpret drawings and wire diagrams.

Possesses working knowledge/understanding of Electrical Code (both local and IEEE) as it applies to controls.

Experienced in scope determination of installation materials.

Experience in job planning and prioritizing with a strong client focus.

Ability to work with a team, take direction from supervisors, keep required work schedules, focus attention on details, and follow work rules.

Knowledge of Lock/Tag Out Protocol, OSHA, and other Electrical safety procedures.

Hands on electrical or mechanical skill, and competence in the area of non-expertise (for example, electrical expertise with a mechanical competence, or vice-versa)