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Building Engineer II

District of Columbia Permanent USD64,584.00 - USD74,984.00 / Year

Building Engineer II in Washington, DC, will maintain building systems and equipment in an office building or building portfolio, working under limited supervision to meet operational and code requirements. The role includes coordinating vendors and subcontractors, assisting tenants and mentoring Engineer I.

The Role

As the Building Engineer II, you'll:

Monitor HVAC, fire alarms and plumbing systems for reliable operation.
Perform preventive maintenance and repairs across mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.
Operate and maintain chillers, cooling towers, pumps and air handling equipment.
Coordinate vendors and subcontractors while maintaining state and city code compliance.
Work with tenants to schedule preventive maintenance in their suites.
Respond to emergencies, including after hours, as essential personnel.
Mentor Engineer I and assist with snow and ice removal.

About You

To be successful as the Building Engineer II, you'll have:

A high school diploma or GED, and an OSHA 10 card or significant OSHA training.
Three to seven years of relevant experience in a modern office building.
Hands-on HVAC, electrical and plumbing troubleshooting skills.
Trade school or certificate training covering HVAC, electrical, plumbing, life safety and building controls.
Universal CFC Certification and trade skills including water treatment, heating and cooling.
Familiarity with building automation systems and the ability to interpret blueprints.
Strong communication and customer service skills when working with tenants.
The ability to stand for extended periods, climb and lift up to 50 pounds, with reasonable accommodations where applicable.

What's in it for You?