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Requirements

F acilities Engineer 1, Facilities Management - Georgetown University Law Center

The Facilities Engineer 1 plays an important role in m aintaining a safe, comfortable camp us environment by operating, contro lli ng and performing preventive/predictive maintenance on the HVACR, E l e ctrical, Mechanica l , and Life Safety building systems 24/7 . The Facilities Engineer sho u l d be proficient in the operation of automated building management systems, controls, pum p s, heat exchanger s , water treatment, cooling towers, boilers,fire alarm, spri nk l er, emergency ge nerator , elevator, and various other mechanical/ electrical/ plumbing systems and equipment associated with the operation of large buildings. Assist with over all regulatory and code compliance of all building systems as required by L aw and local jurisdictions.

The duties of the Facilities Engineer include but are not limited to:

• Operate and monitor building MEP & HVAC systems.
• Maintain comfortable IAQ.
• Supports the academic atmosphere conducive of learning.
• Test and maintains water chemistry for HVAC systems.
• Escort and assist contractors making necessary repairs and adjustments.
• Repair and adjust HVAC equipment.
• Performs predictive and preventive maintenance.
• Inspect and document energy consumption.
• Inspect and troubleshoot failed building systems.
• Log and record equipment required by code, insurance or as directed by management.
• Winterize MEP systems.
• Change air handler filters as needed and directed by management.
• Analyzes and communicates effective plan for maintenance and operation of building systems.
• Documents monthly readings (UST and AST) including consumption.
• Completes TMA service requests.
• Inspects and troubleshoots failed systems.
• Responds to emergency situations such as flood, smoke, fire, inclement weather, etc.

Qu a li fica t i on s

• Must have a DC 3 rd Class Steam Engineers and EPA U n i v e rs a l CFC Licens e .
• Valid driver's license from M a ry l an d, District of Columbia, or Virginia and must conform to University Driving Policy.
• High School Dip l oma
• 4 to 5 Years work experience.
• Building Automation Control operation experience.
• Ability to read b l ue prints.
• Must be able to lift 50 lbs