Facility Specialist, Operating Engineer 2

Pay range: USD $00.01 - $00.02 / Hour

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The Facility Operating Engineer Level 2 is responsible to bring best-in-class knowledge and effort operating and maintaining mechanical equipment, and buildings on Schwab campus facilities. Operating Engineers partner closely with the Facility Managers, vendors, and other engineering staff to ensure a well maintained, safe and productive environment for Schwab employees. Operating Engineers are the gatekeepers and stewards of our Critical Environments and systems.

• Responsible for troubleshooting and performing routine, self-performed maintenance on mechanical equipment such as generators, air handlers, cooling towers, chillers, boilers, VAVs, FPBs, UPS, and water treatment systems
• Demonstrate interest in the operation of critical facility space and drive to deliver best in class facilities
• Responsible to perform routine adjustments to, and data retrieval from, BAS software to solve environmental comfort and mechanical calibrations
• Conduct daily rounds and readings of various building components, engineering logs and data records
• Perform work order administration ensuring accurate and timely information, photos and file attachments are made using the company provided CMMS system
• Perform general building maintenance as assigned
• Actively participate in incident response
• Responsible to work side by side with vendor partners during planned maintenance, or break-fix in an observer role or active participant
• Pass competency-based exams on equipment operation as a condition of employment
• Complete required safety and compliance training
• Report to the Technical Facility Manager
• Any other duties as directed by the Technical Facility Manager

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED)
• 4+ years of related facility maintenance experience, preferably working on Class A building campus settings
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds, climb ladders, and work in a commercial building environment where space and movement may be limited
• Basic skills with Microsoft Office Suite
• Demonstrated knowledge of CMMS and other standard automation normally used in modern business settings to include mobile device technology
• Experienced using small, elevated lifts and ladders for high work
• Understanding of electrical distribution ability to interpret one-line drawings
• Demonstrated knowledge of sequence of operations of critical equipment such as generators, transfer switches and UPS systems
• Comfortable multi-tasking, staying calm under pressure and understands what results are expected and the priority of the results
• Ability to work periodic overtime
• On-call duty and shift work as required
• Ability to comprehend and interpret instructions, short correspondence, and email inquiries
• Ability to write routine correspondence, log-notes, and status updates in work order systems
• Ability to respond to common inquiries or complaints from co-workers or supervisors
• Good phone etiquette and the ability to ask questions to seek understanding of problems and conflict resolution

• Certifications or completed degree programs from accredited trade schools, or Mechanical vendors such as York or Trane
• 2+ years of critical facilities operations experience
• Desire to continue your education in the areas of Building Science with a focus on electrical or mechanical operations
• Universal CFC certification
• Electrical and or Mechanical license

• 401(k) with company match and Employee stock purchase plan
• Paid time for vacation, volunteering, and 28-day sabbatical after every 5 years of service for eligible positions
• Paid parental leave and family building benefits
• Tuition reimbursement
• Health, dental, and vision insurance