Lead Facilities Reliability Engineer
Imagine starting your day with a quick huddle, reviewing open work orders in the CMMS, and mapping out the team’s schedule. You’re the technical point person in client meetings, the one who turns complex building systems into clear action plans. By mid-morning, you’re hands-on—performing and verifying corrective and preventive maintenance across HVAC, electrical, gas, life safety, and security systems. In the afternoon, you’re coordinating subcontractors, validating their work for contract compliance, and serving as the primary quality control inspector to ensure nothing slips through the cracks. When a surprise alarm hits after hours, you’re ready to respond.
Why you’ll love it here
- Company vehicle provided so you can focus on the job, not the commute logistics.
- Educational assistance with over $5,249 per year to pursue degrees and certifications—keep growing your expertise.
- Real paths to growth with mentorship and advancement into higher-level leadership roles.
- Stability and support with steady, meaningful work maintaining critical facilities safely and efficiently.
- $1,000 sign-on bonus to welcome you aboard.
What you’ll lead and do
- Technical leadership & client interface: Act as the technical spokesperson during client meetings; guide the crew, assign schedules, answer field questions, and oversee quality as the primary QC inspector.
- Hands-on maintenance (up to ~80% of the role): Execute and verify preventive and corrective work on HVAC, electrical, gas, life safety, and security systems; review and prioritize daily work orders and job requests.
- Vendor and subcontractor oversight: Coordinate and monitor requisitioned work to ensure full contract compliance and timely delivery.
- Administration & safety: Keep accurate records in the computer-based predictive and preventive maintenance management system (CMMS); maintain a clean, safe workspace aligned with OSHA standards.
- Emergency response: Respond to all emergencies as requested and handle after-hours emergency calls from clients.
What you’ll bring
- High School Diploma or GED (or equivalent) required; Bachelor’s degree preferred.
- 5+ years of skilled maintenance and/or commercial facilities experience.
- Wide-ranging trade knowledge; licenses in one or more disciplines preferred.
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints and as-built drawings.
- Proficiency with hand/power tools, test instruments, and CMMS platforms.
- Valid in-state driver’s license, strong computer literacy, and standout communication and problem-solving skills.
Apply Now:Chief Maintenance Engineer | CGL Companies