Minimum five years related experience in utilities systems maintenance, including demonstrated expertise with clean utility systems (clean steam, WFI, clean compressed air), chillers, boilers, cooling towers, refrigeration systems, emergency generators, and building controls.
Trade school diploma or technical certification in HVAC/R, mechanical, or electrical disciplines strongly preferred.
Advanced knowledge and experience with plumbing systems and repairs.
Proficiency in electrical system diagnostics and repairs.
Experience with building automation systems and control integration; ability to optimize system performance.
Advanced troubleshooting aptitude for complex mechanical, clean utility, refrigeration, and electrical systems.
Proficient with diagnostic tools and equipment, including ability to interpret results and provide solutions.
Comprehensive knowledge of OSHA standards and local codes; experience training others on compliance.
Proven ability to independently perform and oversee job functions with minimal supervision.
Relevant technical certifications highly desirable.