Building Operating Engineer (U) (1328)

at SIU Medicine in Springfield, Illinois, United States

Job Description

Description
This position will provide a variety of services involving the operation, monitoring and maintenance of University owned facilities. Monitoring of the HVAC systems in University owned facilities is accomplished by making full use of a computerized Building Management Control System (BMCS). This position also provides services to requesting University departments requiring services that involve the building trade areas.

Shift: 12am-8am
 Examples of Duties
65% 1. A. Facilities Operations: Make prescribed rounds of University owned facilities logging current operating conditions on log form by use of BMCS outputs and by visual inspection of control panels and gauges located throughout the facilities. Make adjustment as needed through BMCS terminal or at mechanical controllers to maintain proper space conditions and log changes in operations log. Continually observe all HVAC equipment for proper operation and make necessary adjustments. When appropriate Prepare and submit Equipment Repair Service Request for appropriate action by contractual maintenance personnel. Stop and Start (Reset in event of power outage) mechanical equipment as required.

B. Building Management Control System: Continually observe systems control actions for proper operation and note problems for corrections. Make recommendations for improved BMCS operation and suggested energy conservation measures where possible. Remain current on BMCS and mechanical control revisions.

C. Assist in coordination of scheduling for preventative maintenance on building equipment done by contractual maintenance personnel. Replace air filters; monitor boiler combustion efficiency and adjust as needed.

D. Continually expand and share knowledge of current and new systems and functions of physical plant operations and maintenance.

8% 2. Re-set breakers, change fuses, replace burned out light bulbs. Replace bad overload heaters, and transformers, replace bad ballasts; replace or repair faulty wiring, receptacles, switches, fixtures and motors for various pieces of equipment, as necessary. Install new or extend existing electrical service according to proper building codes as required to meet the needs of University entities and check electrical circuits for proper applications. Lay out electrical runs and install boxes, run conduit and pull wires in sizes necessary for electrical needs of new receptacles, switches, lights and equipment. Work with voltages up to 480V 3-phase. Maintain emergency generators as directed.

3% 3. Repair and adjust doors and doorframes. Repair walls; fix marker boards and bulletin board frames. Repair windows, access doors, drop ceilings, casework and furniture. Repair and install mechanical equipment separate from building systems: rack washers, cage washers, appliances, furnaces, electrical equipment, control devices, and relays.

5% 4. Assemble equipment; hang pictures, diplomas, bulletin boards, marker boards, coat hooks, fire extinguishers, and replace cove base. Pick up and return materials. Handle complaints and trouble calls.

5% 5. Replace or repair leaky faucets, drains, ball valves, toilets, and sinks. Adjust and repair water coolers. Repair, replace or extend air, vacuum or gas lines and valves. Repair or replace vacuum breakers and install plumbing fixtures as necessary. Extend or provide additional services as required. When requested install new drain lines or free_ clogged drain lines. Run domestic water lines and drains to sinks, centrifuges, washers, ice machines and other water-cooled equipment.

8% 6. Paint new and existing walls, doors, doorframes, ductwork, shelves and other items as required. The use of various finishes including latex, oil base, acrylic and chemical resistant epoxy is common.

1% 7. Record and maintain complete records and/or documentation as required, including but not limited to work orders, maintenance requests, action notes, and daily journals. Complete daily log sheets and prepare estimates. Assist in physical inventory control and review as assigned

1% 8. Install ceiling tiles, casework, counter tops, trim, cove base, shelving, boxes, steps, and cabinets. Repair cabinetry and various laminate installations.

4% 9. Perform related duties as assigned.
 Qualifications

1)  High School graduation or GED; AND

2)  3 years of full-time paid employment in the maintenance of a variety of building mechanical equipment and/or as a mechanic of refrigeration, ventilation, and/or food-service equipment
Supplemental Information

If you require assistance, please contact the Office of Human Resources at hrrecruitment@siumed.edu or call 217-545-0223 Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm.
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Southern Illinois University School of Medicine is an Equal Opportunity Employer.