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Current Openings
Basic Mechanic
Under general supervision of the Zone Manager, the Basic Mechanic performs multi-craft maintenance, operation, and repair of commercial/academic building systems as needed including but not limited to various heating and cooling systems, plumbing, electrical work, paint and carpentry. Employee in this position will be required to do all mechanical and operational duties and to assist other Mechanics as needed.
Customer Service Representative
With direction from the Zone Manager and Working Supervisor, the Mechanic works with a team of 10-12 multi-craft mechanics to provide routine and emergency HVAC and multi-craft maintenance for campus buildings. Additionally, the mechanic works closely with internal customers including students, faculty and staff to resolve maintenance issues and work orders. Typical craft-specific work includes, but is not limited to the inspection, troubleshooting, and repair of HVAC equipment and systems using a variety of diagnostic tools such as DDC (Johnson Controls, multimeter, drawings, etc.).
Mechanic (HVAC)
With direction from the Zone Manager and Working Supervisor, the Mechanic works with a team of 10-12 multi-craft mechanics to provide routine and emergency HVAC and multi-craft maintenance for campus buildings. Additionally, the mechanic works closely with internal customers including students, faculty and staff to resolve maintenance issues and work orders. Typical craft-specific work includes, but is not limited to the inspection, troubleshooting, and repair of HVAC equipment and systems using a variety of diagnostic tools such as DDC (Johnson Controls, multimeter, drawings, etc.).
Mechanic (Plumber)
With direction from the Zone Manager and Working Supervisor, the Mechanic works with a team of 10-12 multi-craft mechanics to provide routine and emergency plumbing and multi-craft maintenance for campus buildings. Additionally, the mechanic works closely with internal customers including students, faculty and staff to resolve maintenance issues and work orders. Typical craft-specific work includes but is not limited to the maintenance, installation, repair and inspection of plumbing and piping systems, equipment and fixtures.
Mechanical Engineer
The Mechanical Engineer serves as a subject matter expert for Facilities Planning and Management (FPM). This individual will report through Maintenance Operations, but will work closely with all of FPM and campus liaisons to ensure that new construction and renovation projects are designed and constructed to meet WU goals and standards for quality, sustainability, performance, and budget. In addition, they will support the operational function of the FPM through field support and troubleshooting. The work will involve helping to set standards and ensuring those standards are reflected in project design, implementation, and maintenance of the campus mechanical systems.