| Location | Sparks, NV |
As a Facilities Engineering Planner, you will be responsible for developing and coordinating preventive and corrective maintenance plans to ensure the reliable operation of critical lab systems. This role requires technical knowledge of controls, mechanical, electrical and infrastructure systems, as well as the ability to organize resources and align schedules across multiple teams. You will play a key role in supporting safe, efficient, and compliant operations within highly specialized laboratory environments, contributing directly to research productivity and facility excellence.
Develop, coordinate, and maintain key performance indicators, dashboards, and preventative and corrective maintenance schedules for all facility systems in production and support environments, including HVAC, boilers, chillers, hydronic loops, VAVs, compressors, dryers, exhaust systems, and specialized lab equipment
Plan and organize resources, labor, and materials required for mechanical, control, and infrastructure system maintenance
Create and maintain work orders for installation, repair, and modification of ductwork, piping, exhaust equipment, and HVAC components, ensuring proper procedures such as brazing, soldering, and welding are followed
Support monitoring and troubleshooting of Building Management Systems (BMS) such as Automated Logic, Siemens, or Ignition, ensuring accurate documentation of system performance
Schedule inspections to confirm mechanical and electrical systems meet performance, safety, and compliance standards, with attention to laboratory-specific requirements
Coordinate with subcontractors for maintenance, repair, and installation activities, ensuring adherence to scope, schedule, and quality standards
Provide planning support for general facility maintenance needs, ensuring efficient allocation of resources and alignment with operational priorities
2+ years of experience in maintenance planning, scheduling, or coordination within industrial or commercial environments
Degree in Engineering, technical certification, or completion of a trade school program preferred, or equivalent experience
Knowledge of mechanical, electrical and infrastructure systems, with familiarity in relevant codes, regulations, and safety standards
Experience with BMS platforms such as Automated Logic, Siemens, or Ignition, and the ability to interpret system data for planning purposes
Familiarity with laboratory facilities, including ventilation, cleanroom requirements, and specialized utilities
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and CMMS software, with strong organizational and analytical skills
Effective communicator, detail-oriented, and customer-focused; able to work independently and collaboratively across teams