Building Operator

Overview

Handyman building operator handling HVAC, plumbing, electrical, inspections & maintenance.

Key Responsibilities

• plumbing repairs
• hvac maintenance
• bms control
• inspections
• electrical repairs
• handyman

Tasks

-Provide after-hours coverage as needed. -Address clogged plumbing fixtures and drains. -Maintain air conditioning systems and water chemistry. -Utilize BMS remote access to change set points. -Conduct detailed inspections to ensure that scheduled and periodic maintenance of building and equipment have been completed -Fix faucets and minor leaks. -Change switches and perform other minor electrical repairs. -Change light bulbs and replace batteries. -Routine handyman duties; touchups and painting, minor carpentry and flooring, re-lamping, replacing filters, plunging toilets and unclogging drains. -Ensuring all building equipment is in good running order and relevant certifications are up to date -Work with closed-loop systems, humidifiers, Hot water boilers, RO systems, and water softeners.

Requirements

• security clearance
• driver license
• power engineering
• building codes
• automated systems
• shift work

What You Bring

-Must be able to obtain Government Security Clearance. -Valid class 5 driver’s license is required. -Mechanically inclined and possess a “handyman” aptitude for minor building and systems repairs. -Excellent verbal and written communication skills that enhance promoting good customer relations, discussing problems, making recommendations, -Must be able to pass a Drug & Alcohol Test, Fit-to-Work Test, and Extensive Background Check. -Previous exposure and work experience with automated systems (i.e. electrical, fire alarm, mechanical, HVAC, piping, plumbing, landscaping, painting etc.) -Achievement oriented and resourceful to meet service delivery goals. -Class 5 Power Engineering certification ABSA Certified is required. -Familiar with Federal and Alberta Building Codes. -Be prepared to work on shifts and a rotational schedule.

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About Atco Frontec

-Born from Canada’s frontier spirit, it began supplying technical services and logistical support in northern Canada. -Operates globally, managing remote camps, military bases, disaster zones, mines, and infrastructure projects. -Delivers turnkey modular structures, lodgings, facility maintenance, fire prevention, site services, defence support, and emergency response. -Remote-site expertise spans the High Arctic to Afghanistan deserts, excelling in challenging environments. -Typical projects include worker camps, fire prevention system installations, NORAD radar station support, and disaster relief deployments. -Expanding into new defence and government sectors, forming strategic ties with NATO, NORAD, Inuit, and Indigenous partners. -Integrates design, manufacturing, installation, and operations—offering a seamless, end-to-end service chain. -Evolved from 'Frontier Technologies', balancing deep heritage with cutting-edge readiness worldwide.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-must obtain government security clearance. -must pass drug & alcohol test, fit-to-work test, and an extensive background check. -pre‑employment alcohol & drug test, fit‑to‑work medical test, and extensive background check required.