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A Facilities Electrical Engineer provides electrical engineering support for facilities.
$91,479 / year median in Illinois
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Building Maintenance Accelera - 3.5 Harwood Heights, IL Job Details Full-time $23.75 - $33.00 an hour 16 hours ago Qualifications Manufacturing plant facilities maintenance experience Mechanical blueprint interpretation Electrical blueprint reading Outdoor work experience Electrical systems Plumbing Blueprint dimension interpretation Electrical maintenance Air conditioning Full Job Description Core Duties Your primary focus will involve identifying technical issues, executing necessary repairs, replacing worn components, and conducting thorough testing to ensure optimal performance. Utilize technical documentation and service requests to guide your maintenance and repair activities. Ensure equipment and facility longevity by executing a consistent schedule of preventative maintenance tasks. Identify operational irregularities or damaged components to help maintain high standards of equipment reliability. Contribute to a culture of safety and operational excellence by participating in improvement programs. Support the broader team by completing additional tasks as requested by leadership. Help maintain a safe working environment for the entire team by strictly following established safety protocols and regulations. Professional Requirements Completion of high school, a GED, or an equivalent educational background. A minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in facility or building maintenance, ideally within a manufacturing setting. Foundational understanding of HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems. Maintain a constructive, professional demeanor while demonstrating a commitment to ongoing process refinement. Proficiency in interpreting basic schematics and blueprints. Capable of managing your own workload and working independently with limited oversight. Willingness to adapt to varying work conditions, including both indoor and outdoor settings. Possession of relevant professional certifications is considered an advantage. Physical Demands The role involves standard office-related physical activities with limited exposure to safety risks. Ability to perform various physical movements including sitting, standing, walking, bending, reaching, and lifting objects weighing up to 25 pounds. Availability for infrequent travel to attend corporate or client-related meetings as necessary.