On Site Building Engineer

Job Responsibilities for On‑Site Building Engineer (HVAC Focus) Core HVAC Responsibilities

• Perform routine HVAC inspections:
  Check air handlers, condensers, boilers, chillers, and ventilation systems.
• Diagnose and repair HVAC issues:
  Troubleshoot temperature complaints, airflow problems, and equipment failures.
• Maintain preventive maintenance schedules:
  Replace filters, belts, sensors, and worn components.
• Monitor building automation systems:
  Adjust controls, optimize energy use, and respond to system alerts.
• Coordinate major HVAC repairs with vendors:
  Oversee contractors and ensure work meets building standards.

• Inspect and maintain plumbing systems:
  Address leaks, clogs, water heaters, and pumps.
• Perform electrical troubleshooting:
  Replace ballasts, outlets, breakers, and lighting fixtures.
• Conduct routine building walkthroughs:
  Identify hazards, maintenance needs, and safety concerns.
• Maintain mechanical rooms and equipment:
  Keep areas clean, organized, and compliant with regulations.
• Respond to tenant service requests:
  Provide timely, professional support for suite‑level issues.

• Ensure compliance with building codes:
  Follow HVAC, electrical, and fire safety regulations.
• Test and maintain fire safety systems:
  Smoke detectors, sprinklers, extinguishers, and emergency lighting.
• Maintain documentation and logs:
  Track repairs, inspections, maintenance activities, and ensure all Building Permits are current.
• Participate in safety training and drills:
  Support emergency preparedness.

• Assist with capital improvement projects:
  Provide technical input on HVAC upgrades or building renovations.
• Manage inventory of tools and supplies:
  Order parts, track usage, and maintain stock levels.
• Support energy efficiency initiatives:
  Recommend improvements and monitor utility performance.
• Collaborate with property management:
  Communicate building conditions and maintenance priorities.