Building Operator Ii Jobs

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BGIS is a leading provider of customized facility management and real estate services. With our combined team of over 6,500 globally, we relentlessly focus on enabling innovation through the services we deliver, while actively looking for new opportunities that will enable innovation for our clients’ businesses. Globally, we manage over 320 million square feet of client portfolios across 30,000+ locations in North America, Europe, Middle East, Australia and Asia. Further information is available at www.bgis.com
Summary
The Building Operator II in the Critical Environment is responsible for the provision of building operations, maintenance and repairs within assigned critical environment facilities (i.e. data centers, trading floors and network support rooms) in accordance with the respective Technician III qualifications.
At this position level:
Maintains and repairs non-technical facility components (i.e. walls, floors, etc)
Demonstrates an interest in enrolling and completing a trades certification or license, or may be enrolled to complete a trades certification or license
Key Duties & Responsibilities

• Maintains all assigned tools and arranges for repair and replacement where required
• Complies with all internal and external requirements including but not limited to environmental, health and safety, fire protection
• Provides observations about facility and facility non-technical component conditions and deficiencies and provides suggestions for enhancements and repair.
• Records resolution data within service maintenance management database. Ensures work completed meets quality, contract response and all other requirements
• Ensures the manner in which work is performed is in compliant with corporate and legislated policies, procedures, practices and guidelines related to environmental, health and safety, fire protection and any other applicable requirements.
• Performs regular facility and facility non-technical component monitoring and inspection
• Other duties as assigned.
• Responds to routine and on-demand service requests
• Submits all expenditures on a timely basis
• Performs preventative maintenance and repair work to non-technical components within the facility (i.e. walls, etc)
• ,Performs routine maintenance and troubleshooting on mechanical building distribution systems – single and redundant cooling distribution systems, steam and heating systems, complex valves, redundant distribution systems, central and package cooling plants, boiler plants, cooling towers, water treatment, point of delivery cooling components, pneumatic systems, backup generators, lighting control systems, digital ballasts and relays, and complex central building control systems facility non-technical component monitoring and inspections
• Performs work in accordance to established processes and practices
• Participates in and assists with facility-related projects.
• Assists in enhancing tenant and customer satisfaction and maintaining positive relations through manner in which work is performed and services delivered.
• Assists in the implementation of preventative maintenance (PM) program. Ensures that deficiencies are identified, recorded and escalated, and that related documentations are maintained.
• Receives, tracks, monitors and reports status of maintenance and repair work within service maintenance management database. Initiates documents to obtain formal approval of work required
• Monitors assigned facility by conducting facility walkthroughs

Work Requirements

• Must be able and willing to work shifts, be available for on-call/standby and emergency call-outs as they arise.
• Must be willing to wear personal protective equipment

MINIMUM EDUCATION: High school education
JOB-RELATED EXPERIENCE: More than one year up to three years
Knowledge And Skills

• Ability to maintain, troubleshoot and repair non-technical facility components
• Strong client-service orientation along with a high sense of urgency
• Ability to research, learn and gain greater proficiency in applying on-the-job – fire, life, safety and building codes and standards
• Up to 2 years of facility operations and maintenance work experience
• Effective communication skills for the purpose of data relay, exchange, feedback, and clarification
• High school diploma plus some trades-related training
• Ability to provide observations about facility conditions and deficiencies and provide suggestions for enhancement and repair
• Demonstrated proficiency with critical environment systems infrastructure equipment and building environment systems (i.e. Boilers, AHU’s, FCU’s, heat exchangers, heat pumps, FPB’s, VAV’s, HMI, VFD’s, generators, lighting control, BAS, etc.)
• Possesses a strong environmental, health and safety mindset. Ability to perform work in a safe manner
• Ability to adhere and to properly execute processes and practices relating to facility operations and maintenance

Licenses and/or Professional Accreditation

• Must meet enhanced security clearance requirements
• Preferred licensed Industrial Millwright, and/or equivalent
• Demonstrates an interest in enrolling and completing a trades certification or license, or beginning to work towards a trades certification or license
• Valid drivers’ license

At BGIS we believe that diversity and inclusion is a key business driver, such that we never lose sight of its importance as it is woven into the fabric of our organization. We are committed to maintaining a barrier-free recruitment process by providing equal employment opportunities through recruiting and retention of individuals of all backgrounds. We recognize that promoting diversity is an essential component of our continuing pursuit for organizational success!