Senior Facilities Technician- HVAC

We are looking for an experienced Sr. Facilities Technician to own all electro-mechanical technical work for our facilities equipment, primarily the integration of hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical components. Your responsibilities will include light project management, vendor coordination, equipment preventive maintenance, and equipment repairs. The role requires a familiarity with EHS and hazardous waste collection.

Primary Responsibilities:

Performs basic electro-mechanical duties such as reading schematics, blueprints, diagrams, to identify the sequence and method of assembly for equipment, machine, parts, and utilities.
Performs safety inspections/preventive maintenance for various types of facility related equipment, eyewash changes applicable to facility emergency eyewash stations, and inspection of facility fire extinguishers.
Assist with/transfer hazardous waste material from all areas of the facility to hazardous waste containment locations as well as to the hazardous waste pad located on backside of the facility.
Activities are performed in compliance with Quality and EHS system requirements on a daily basis.
Perform routine and preventative maintenance on all HVAC systems.
Trouble-shoot low voltage and high voltage systems utilizing wiring and electronic schematics and diagnostic equipment.

Secondary Responsibilities:

Completes facilities/maintenance work orders as assigned.
Capable of prepping and painting office space interiors, conference rooms, restrooms and other locations as instructed.
Assists in office moves, rearranges and installs office furniture and makes furniture repairs as necessary.
Perform occasional confined space work, working at heights, forklift operations, and working around hazardous chemicals.

REQUIREMENTS:
HVAC certification
High school Diploma
5+ years electro-mechanical maintenance experience preferred
Basic computer skills
Detail-oriented and have logical/critical thinking ability
Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 lbs. using safe lifting techniques
Familiarity with office and cleanroom environments.
Excel in a team environment
Will be required to enter cleanrooms daily/weekly, where protective clothing such as lab coats, shoe coverings, hair covers is required.
Must also be willing to wear steel toe shoes/boots, protective gear such as safety glasses, goggles and gloves when working with tools or hazardous waste.
US Persons as defined by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations
NOTE: The term "US person" refers to a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident (green card holder), or a person granted refugee or asylum status in the United States.

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

Noise level in the work environment occasionally meets or exceeds the OSHA permissible exposure of 85dBA. In most circumstances, noise levels are relatively quiet to moderate.

Compensation

$33 - $43 hour