Facilities Technician

Title: Facilities Technician II

Location: Pleasanton

Duration: 3 months

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on HVAC-R systems, including air handlers, chillers, rooftop units, CRAC units, exhaust systems, and ducting.
• Troubleshoot and repair steam and hot-water boilers, pumps, valves, heat exchangers, and associated piping.
• Maintain and repair controlled temperature units (CTUs), including incubators, refrigerators, freezers, environmental chambers, and stability rooms.
• Conduct maintenance on RO/DI water systems, including filters, tanks, distribution loops, and point-of-use equipment.
• Support maintenance and troubleshooting for Autoclaves, sterilizers, and related utility supply systems.
• Maintain facility plumbing systems, including drains, faucets, fixtures, pressurized lines, and backflow prev enters.
• Perform routine and emergency repairs on compressed air, gas, and utility distribution systems, including nitrogen, CO2, oxygen, and vacuum lines.
• Diagnose mechanical failures using appropriate tools and techniques, ensuring minimal downtime.

• Install, maintain, and repair electrical power distribution systems ranging from 12V to 480V.
• Troubleshoot motors, motor controllers, contractors, relays, VFDs, breakers, and panel boards.
• Support maintenance and periodic testing of emergency generators, ATS systems, and emergency lighting.
• Perform inspections and repairs on UPS systems, including battery checks and load tests.
• Conduct thermographic inspections using IR imaging to identify electrical hot spots and prevent failures.
• Diagnose and repair lighting systems, controls, occupancy sensors, and energy-saving components.
• Install and terminate conduit, wiring, junction boxes, and fixtures in compliance with NEC codes.

• Operate, monitor, and troubleshoot Building Automation Systems such as ALC, Siemens, JCI, and Distech.
• Identify issues with system programming, alarms, networked controls, scheduling, setpoints, and trending.
• Perform routine testing and calibration of sensors, actuators, thermostats, pressure transducers, and control valves.
• Respond to environmental excursions, system alarms, or abnormal building conditions in real time.
• Document findings and escalated system-level issues requiring engineering intervention.

• Monitor, troubleshoot, and calibrate Rees monitoring systems connected to CTUs, clean rooms, and critical equipment.
• Investigate environmental alerts and document all corrective actions.
• Coordinate with engineering, quality, or lab teams when monitored equipment trends outside defined ranges.

• Perform routine carpentry tasks, including repairs to doors, hardware, drywall, ceiling tiles, and cabinetry.
• Support painting, patching, and architectural maintenance to maintain GMP and non-GMP areas.
• Install or repair office fixtures such as shelving, brackets, casework, and ergonomic equipment.
• Maintain exterior facility components including walkways, lighting, signage, and safety features.
• Support snow/ice removal or seasonal maintenance where applicable.

• Conduct periodic, scheduled, and unscheduled facility inspections to identify repair needs, safety concerns, or equipment degradation.
• Complete PMs on mechanical, electrical, and utility systems following SOPs, manufacturer guidance, and safety protocols.
• Execute test procedures for boilers, emergency generators, exhaust systems, and safety equipment.

• Utilize SAP Plant Maintenance to open, update, track, and close work orders.
• Document labor hours, parts used, equipment status, inspection findings, and corrective actions.
• Maintain accurate equipment history records to support audits and regulatory readiness.
• Assist with updating equipment master data, asset lists, and PM plans as required.

• Work in accordance with safety policies, Cal/OSHA regulations, NEC codes, building codes, and…