OMERS · 3 days ago

Building Engineer

Boston, Massachusetts

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$30/hr - $40/hr

3+ years exp

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Responsibilities

Perform engineering maintenance and repair activities, as required.

Use software-based tenant request system to troubleshoot recurring problems and increase tenant comfort.

Utilize PM program to ensure preventive maintenance is scheduled and performed effectively.

Promote energy awareness and conservation utilizing the building's energy management systems.

Support Sr./Chief Engineer by overseeing vendors and contractors to ensure building systems are properly maintained.

Support Sr./Chief Engineer with oversight of construction activities to ensure compliance with building standards and regulations.

Assist with the management of capital and special projects, ensuring proper close-out documentation.

Enforce life safety and emergency procedures, participate in emergency response training.

Ensure property compliance with building codes and regulations.

Monitor good environmental practices - indoor air quality guidelines, refrigerant management, hazardous waste disposal.

Maintain accurate record-keeping of relevant building information.

Qualification

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HVAC TroubleshootingElectrical SkillsPlumbing SkillsRefrigerant Recovery LicenseOSHA CertificationACM Awareness CertificationBOMA Accredited Course CertificationProblem-SolvingHard Working

Required

Experience – Minimum of three years’ relevant experience in building operations. Strong “hands on” troubleshooting skills in HVAC, electrical and plumbing.

Education – High School diploma (equivalent) or trade school certificate emphasizing HVAC, electrical, plumbing, life safety and building control systems.

Certifications - Relevant state/local license for HVAC preferred, plus universal level refrigerant recovery license, OSHA, ACM awareness and BOMA accredited course certifications desirable.