Job Summary: The Maintenance Engineer is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of building systems and grounds. This role ensures that facilities are safe, functional, and operating efficiently by coordinating maintenance efforts, responding to service requests, and overseeing contracted services. Key Responsibilities: Facilities Maintenance & Operations: Perform routine inspections and preventative maintenance of building systems, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, fire/life safety, irrigation, and security systems. Operate and adjust building automation systems (DDC controls) to maintain optimal performance and tenant comfort. Conduct regular inspections of interior and exterior areas to ensure cleanliness, safety, and maintenance standards are met. Maintain inventory of tools, supplies, and materials. Recommend procurement of replacement equipment or supplies as needed. Respond to emergencies (e.g., floods, fires, power outages) and coordinate response protocols including fire drills. Keep maintenance logs and service records for all building systems. Service & Tenant Relations: Respond to tenant service requests submitted through an online portal in a timely and professional manner. Communicate effectively with tenants to ensure satisfaction and manage expectations during repairs or service disruptions. Act as liaison between tenants, contractors, and management as necessary. Contractor & Team Coordination: Oversee and coordinate work of service providers and specialty contractors performing building-related tasks. Assist in supervising maintenance personnel and ensure safety and performance standards are upheld. Support the Property Manager in managing tenant improvement projects and capital upgrades. Administrative & Reporting: Report issues affecting operations and recommend solutions or improvements to the Property Manager and/or Chief Engineer. Provide input on operating budgets and capital expenditures as requested. Review building operations regularly and recommend ways to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs. Additional Requirements: Be available for rotating after-hours and on-call emergencies. Wear company-issued uniform during shifts. Possess a valid driver’s license and have access to a reliable vehicle. Work independently with minimal supervision and contribute effectively as part of a team. Assist with other property-related duties as assigned. Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent; technical training or certification in building systems preferred. Basic understanding of HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and fire/life safety systems. (Licensing not required for routine tasks such as replacing filters, switches, or rebuilding faucets.) Strong problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot technical issues. Excellent communication and customer service skills. Prior experience in building maintenance or engineering strongly preferred.