Operating Engineer

Overview

Maintain, repair, and install HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and related systems.

Key Responsibilities

• inspect machinery
• tool maintenance
• preventive maintenance
• equipment installation
• system monitoring

Tasks

-Visually inspect machinery and buildings. -Maintain tools and order supplies as required for installation and repairs. Keep logs, document equipment repairs, close work orders, track time accurately in reports, and provide timely and constant communication with the Operations Manager and Lead Engineer. -Analyze the operation of various systems, determine the cause of any problems/malfunctions, and take corrective action as required. Performs preventive maintenance on all base building and critical system equipment necessary to complete the job, conducting immediate clean up of work area, completing the preventive task sheet, returning tools to workshop, and unused supplies to store room, reporting any impending supply or material shortages to the Operations Manager or Lead Engineer of any equipment problems. -Install and repair plumbing/piping/tubing; wire single and three-phase motors; run conduit; pull wiring to machinery, motors, operating parts, etc.; install and rebuild pumps and motors; install and rebuild air compressors; heat exchangers; replace bearings in all types of motors; replace seals on pumps; install and repair piping, valves, filters, hot water systems and associated controls; assist other mechanics and operators with major repairs and maintenance of building and equipment. -Oversee, monitor, and repair the operation and make adjustments of refrigeration, heat exchanger, HVAC, electrical, emergency backup systems, and hot water systems; monitor operation, adjust, and maintain refrigeration, chilled water, and air conditioning equipment; boilers, and ventilating and water heaters; pumps, valves, piping, and filters; other mechanical and electrical equipment; record readings and make adjustments where necessary to assure proper operation of equipment.

Requirements

• osha
• cmms
• high school
• generators
• electrical
• hand tools

What You Bring

-Knowledge of OSHA standards and local codes -Ability to climb ladders up to 40 feet and lift 60 lbs repeatedly. -Experience with CMMS systems -Ability to frequently walk up and down stairs for inspections and emergency procedure practice or implementation. -A high school diploma or GED -Experience with basic hand tools -2+ years of related trade schooling or college -Experience with emergency backup systems (generators, UPS, etc.) -1+ years of Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC experience

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About Jll

-Founded over 200 years ago, JLL has become a global leader in real estate services and investment management. -With a presence in over 80 countries, JLL offers a wide range of services, including property management, advisory, and capital markets. -JLL manages iconic properties like the Shard in London and works with Fortune 500 companies to optimize real estate portfolios. -The company is known for its innovative solutions in real estate technology and sustainability. -Typical projects include large-scale urban developments, corporate relocations, and infrastructure advisory. -JLL has pioneered the integration of data-driven insights into real estate decision-making. -The company’s expertise spans across diverse sectors, such as residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure. -Notable for its long-standing history, JLL continues to shape the global real estate landscape.

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