Power Engineer

Who We Are
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.

Why BGIS?

• Competitive Wages
• Health & Dental Benefits
• Paid Vacation Time
• Paid Flex & Floater Days
• Tools, Boots, Phone & Uniform Provided
• RRSP Match Program
• Continuing Education & Tuition Reimbursement Program
• Employee Assistance Program
• Rewards & Recognition Program
• Partner Discounts

SUMMARY
The Building Maintenance Power Engineer is responsible for operating the facility including, but not limited to, mechanical and other supporting systems; performing structured inspections, preventative and corrective maintenance, routine and on-demand services on facility mechanical equipment and other systems. The Building Maintenance Power Engineer is also responsible for performing work in accordance with established processes and practices and for complying with internal and external requirements including but not limited to environmental, health and safety, and fire protection.

KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Troubleshooting: Provides observations about facility, facility mechanical and electrical equipment, and systems conditions and deficiencies and provides suggestions for enhancement and repair.
2. Maintenance:
   1. Performs work in accordance with established processes and practices.
   2. Complies with all internal and external requirements including but not limited to environmental, health and safety, and fire protection.
   3. Performs regular facility, mechanical and other equipment and systems monitoring inspections, preventative and corrective maintenance to ensure facility uptime objectives are met.
   4. Responds to routine and on-demand service requests and performs preventative and corrective maintenance on facility mechanical equipment and other systems.
   5. Monitors assigned facility by conducting facility walkthroughs for mechanical, electrical, and other equipment system monitoring and inspection.
   6. Operates facility mechanical and other systems.
   7. Manages work order life cycle, progressing the work from dispatched through to completion, and records resolution data within the service maintenance management database.
   8. Ensures work completed meets quality, contract response, and all other requirements.
   9. Assists in the implementation of the preventative maintenance (PM) program.
   10. Ensures that deficiencies are identified, recorded and escalated, and that related documents are maintained.
3. Client Relations: Assists in enhancing tenant and customer satisfaction and maintaining positive relations through the manner in which work is performed and services delivered.
4. Administration:
   1. Participates in and assists with facility-related projects.
   2. Ensures the manner in which work is performed is in compliance with corporate and legislated policies, procedures, practices, and guidelines.
   3. Maintains all assigned tools and arranges for repair and replacement where required.
   4. Submits all expenditures on a timely basis.
   5. Other duties as assigned.

EDUCATION, JOB-RELATED YEARS OF EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS
High school diploma plus trades training and/or certification or licensing. Experience providing preventive and corrective maintenance on heating ventilation and air conditioning systems, or pneumatic or hydraulic systems. Sound knowledge of processes and practices relating to facility operations and maintenance. Demonstrated ability to maintain, troubleshoot and repair (as per applicable qualifications) mechanical and other building systems and equipment. Possesses a strong environmental, health, and safety mindset. Strong client-service orientation along with a high sense of urgency. Knowledge and understanding of Building Automation Systems (BAS) & HVAC Systems. Effective communication skills for the purpose of data relay, exchange, feedback, and clarification. Mentoring skills required to support lower-level technicians’ development. Must be able and willing to work shifts, be available for on-call/standby and emergency call-outs as they arise. Must strictly adhere to Health and Safety policies including wearing required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Must be capable of obtaining appropriate security clearance. A valid driver's license may be required.

Licenses and/or Professional Accreditation
5th or 4th Class Power Engineer Certification - required. Building Operator Certification or equivalent through an accredited institution a strong asset.