Building Engineer

EMCOR Facilities Services, Inc.•Orlando, FL

About The Position

The Building Engineer serves as the lead technical authority responsible for overseeing the reliable operation, maintenance, and optimization of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and building systems across Siemens Energy multi-site facilities (commercial office, warehouse, and production spaces) in Central Florida. This role handles all facility-related matters, including troubleshooting, investigation, repair, and vendor management throughout the sites; performs troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and repairs for all commercial systems; manages completion and follow-up for reactive on-demand work orders; upkeeps attic stock inventory; reports findings to the Site Manager on improvements; walks facilities to create proactive work orders; refines existing procedures as needed to adapt to changing landscapes; plans, estimates, and schedules preventive and corrective maintenance activities; administers the CMMS system for work order management; procures materials; troubleshoots complex failures; supports energy conservation initiatives; and ensures all work is performed efficiently, safely, and in compliance with operational standards while minimizing impact on production and facility activities.

Requirements

Preferred seven years direct experience in commercial building operations and maintenance.
High school diploma or equivalent and technical school certification.
Strong applied knowledge of commercial HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems and equipment.
Strong functional knowledge of basic general maintenance, i.e. light carpentry, painting, minor electrical, locksmithing.
Proven ability to read, interpret and work from blueprints, schematics, diagrams, etc.
Previous experience in planner / scheduler role.
Good computer navigation skills.
Strong organizational skills.
Strong interpersonal and customer service skills.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Reliable in attendance and dependable in work performance.
Leadership – takes the initiative; is a catalyst and champion for change; drives implementation, drives the EFS culture.
Self-starting - asserts influence to achieve goals, steps forward to address difficult issues.
Deal confidently and effectively with internal/external customers at all organizational levels
Strong customer satisfaction focus – meets and exceeds expectations of internal/external customers; anticipates the needs of internal/external customers and resolves any supplier delivery or quality problems impacting customers.
Creativity – invites, identifies and/or develops novel and innovative approaches and concepts in creating opportunities and resolving problems, in both internal and external situations; remains open to suggestions from others; actively research and benchmarks best practices in the marketplace for application inside the company.
Team-oriented – ability to work effectively with people across the organization, ability to bring people together in the development and implementation of specific strategies and action plans in support of operating objectives.
Drive-ability to seek fast growth, high performance innovative business challenges; anticipates opportunities and set challenging entrepreneurial goals and can promote innovative and visionary ideas.
Results – driven by results, continuously striving to meet and exceed performance goals and functional excellence

Nice To Haves

EPA Universal (Section 608) for HVAC
Florida Journeyman Electrician or Plumber License
Boiler Operator License
OSHA 10/30-Hour Certification

Responsibilities

Handles all facility-related matters, including comprehensive troubleshooting, investigation, and repair of mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and building systems.
Performs preventive maintenance and repairs for all commercial systems.
Manages completion and follow-up for all reactive on-demand work orders, ensuring timely resolution and documentation in the CMMS system.
Conducts regular facility walks to identify issues, create proactive work orders, and report findings to the Site Manager on potential improvements.
Manages vendor relationships throughout the sites, including coordination, oversight of subcontractor work, performance evaluation, and ensuring compliance with standards.
Plans and schedules the execution of maintenance tasks with minimal impact on production activities.
Assists in procuring all materials required for the Maintenance department.
Assists crafts and manager with troubleshooting complex failures and executing corrective actions in the field.
Closes out maintenance work orders in the CMMS work order system.
Interfaces with Production staff, Facility Manager, and Site Manager in scheduling work tasks with minimal impact on production activities.
Generates purchase requisitions and schedules the maintenance activities being performed by subcontractors.
Receives trouble calls, generates work orders, plans/schedules the work, and performs on-demand repairs and emergency responses as required.
Ensures safe working conditions are being maintained in areas under his/her care and takes corrective action when notified of any safety violations.
Maintains upkeep of attic stock inventory, ensuring availability and organization of spare parts and materials.
Refines existing procedures as needed to keep up with changes in the operational landscape.
Other duties as assigned.