What you will do Responsibilities The Equipment Engineer is responsible for the design implementation and maintenance of ASC's buildings and equipment including our upcoming fourth building expansion. This role manages large-scale capital projects such as building modifications office remodels and the integration of large industrial equipment and cranes while providing custom engineering support for production jigs and fabricated items. Oversees the structural and system modifications required for the expansion into a fourth facility. Manages project budgets tracks expenditures and provides cost estimates for facility improvements and equipment purchases. Manages the procurement installation and commissioning of large industrial equipment and overhead cranes. Coordinates and supervises office remodeling projects and building modifications to ensure they meet operational needs. Liaises with external contractors architects and vendors to ensure projects are completed safely on time and within budget. Evaluates and optimizes facility layouts to improve workflow space utilization and operational efficiency. Analyzes production requirements to provide technical solutions for complex fabrication challenges. Designs and engineers custom jigs fixtures and specialized tools to improve production efficiency and safety. Collaborates with production to oversee the build of custom-engineered items for specific production projects. Develops and implements preventative maintenance programs for all building systems and heavy machinery. Ensures all facilities and equipment comply with ASC's safety policies building codes and environmental regulations. Maintains facility documentation including blueprints schematics and equipment manuals. Immediately communicates facility-related risks or production bottlenecks to relevant managers. Reports directly to the Director of Engineering. Works closely with the Mechanical Production Manager Manufacturing Engineering and Shop Supervisors to align facility capabilities with production goals. What helps you succeed Requirements Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Civil or Industrial Engineering or equivalent technical experience. 5 or more years of experience in facilities engineering or industrial project management. Proven experience in building modifications office remodels and heavy equipment installation. Advanced skill in reading and understanding engineering drawings and architectural blueprints. Proficiency in CAD software for designing custom jigs and facility layouts. Positive can-do attitude with excellent communication and leadership skills. Must be able to spend significant time in a heavy manufacturing environment with exposure to noise dust and fabrication activities. Standing walking and climbing stairs/ladders several times a day is required to inspect job sites and equipment. PPE will be required including hard hats protective glasses steel-toed shoes and ear protection. Regular use of phone and computer for project tracking and design.