Commercial/Industrial Maintence Tech Summit Skilled Solutions - 3.9 Waltham, MA Job Details Full-time $35 - $37 an hour 6 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Forklift Certification Customer communication Customer service CFC Universal Certification Forklift High school diploma or GED Driver's License EPA 608 Technician Certification EPA Universal Certification Full Job Description Industrial/Commercial Maintenance Tech Industrial/Commercial Maintenance Tech Job Summary The Mechanical Engineer II is responsible for performing preventive maintenance, routine inspections, troubleshooting, and general repairs on commercial and industrial facility equipment in a safe, efficient, and professional manner. This role supports facility operations by maintaining the reliability of building systems and equipment while ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for building occupants. The successful candidate is a strong communicator with excellent follow-through skills who can work independently and collaboratively while adhering to safety, operational, and customer service standards. The Mechanical Engineer II will perform assigned maintenance activities, document work in the CMMS, and assist in maintaining the overall appearance, reliability, and functionality of the facility. Industrial/Commercial Maintenance Tech Essential Duties and Responsibilities Preventive Maintenance & Inspections Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on facility and building equipment according to established procedures and manufacturer recommendations. Conduct routine shift rounds and inspections to identify operational issues, safety concerns, and maintenance needs. Monitor and record equipment operating conditions, including temperatures, pressures, vibration levels, flow rates, and other performance indicators. Identify potential equipment failures and report deficiencies to site leadership. Industrial/Commercial Maintenance Tech Equipment Maintenance & Repair Troubleshoot and perform minor maintenance and repair work on commercial and industrial building systems and equipment. Assist senior technicians with more complex repairs and maintenance activities. Replace filters and inspect or replace belts and hoses. Perform lubrication, greasing, and oil changes. Clean condensers and coils. Perform basic mechanical adjustments. Complete general building maintenance, including painting, patching, fixture repairs, and minor carpentry. Perform basic plumbing repairs involving faucets, valves, drains, and related fixtures. Perform simple electrical repairs, including lighting, lamp, and ballast replacement where permitted. Industrial/Commercial Maintenance Tech Customer Service & Communication Communicate professionally with customers, facility occupants, vendors, and team members. Ensure customer requests are clearly understood and appropriately addressed. Provide timely updates regarding work status, anticipated completion times, and operational impacts. Maintain a customer-focused approach when responding to maintenance concerns. Industrial/Commercial Maintenance Tech Safety & Compliance Follow all company safety policies and procedures. Comply with OSHA requirements, lockout/tagout procedures, permit requirements, and other workplace safety protocols. Properly use required PPE and maintain a safe working environment. Identify and report unsafe conditions, hazards, and compliance concerns. Participate in required safety meetings and training programs. Vendor & Contractor Support Assist with monitoring subcontractors performing facility services and maintenance activities. Provide guidance regarding site procedures, safety requirements, and work locations as directed by management. Verify that work areas remain safe and organized during contractor activities. General Facility Support Support special projects, facility improvements, and operational initiatives as assigned. Maintain work areas, shops, and storage locations in a clean and organized condition. Perform additional duties as assigned by the Site Manager, Facilities Manager, or designated leadership. QualificationsEducation High school diploma or equivalent required. Trade school, vocational training, technical certification, or related coursework preferred. Experience 4-6 years of Operations and Maintenance experience required. Life science facility experience preferred. Licenses & Certifications

EPA 608 CFC

Universal Certification required. Valid driver's license required. Forklift, aerial lift, scissor lift, OSHA, or other relevant trade certifications are a plus. Technical Qualifications & Skills Basic understanding of commercial building systems and facility maintenance practices. Ability to safely and effectively use hand tools and small power tools. Ability to disassemble and reassemble basic building fixtures and equipment. Knowledge of basic plumbing, carpentry, and mechanical repair techniques. Ability to perform routine maintenance and corrective repairs on building systems and equipment. Ability to safely operate forklifts, scissor lifts, aerial lifts, and similar equipment after appropriate training and certification. Proficiency with computers, mobile devices, tablets, email systems, and CMMS software. Ability to read and interpret safety procedures, operating instructions, maintenance manuals, blueprints, diagrams, and work orders. Ability to prepare routine reports, maintenance documentation, and professional correspondence. Ability to calculate measurements, percentages, proportions, area, circumference, and volume. Ability to apply basic algebraic and geometric concepts to maintenance and repair activities. Ability to troubleshoot and solve practical problems involving multiple variables and limited standardization. Ability to learn and apply manufacturer maintenance procedures and facility operating standards.

Pay:

$35.00 - $37.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 - 50.0 per week

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person