Overview
The German International School Washington D.C. is looking for an Assistant Facilities Engineer
OPENING : Immediately
General information
- Hours : Monday – Friday, 8am - 5pm, with 1-hour lunch. Three or four Saturdays per year.
- Pay Range : $30.58 – $36.63 / hour
Description
Along with the Facilities Engineer and the Facilities Manager, responsible for maintenance of the buildings internal systems and equipmentAssists in the maintenance and proper functioning of all electrical and mechanical systems, heating and cooling systems, roofing and irrigation systems throughout the buildings and grounds. Responsibilities include but are not limited to :Plumbing, including installation of appropriate pipes, valves, sinks, steam traps, etc.Facility repairs, including lights, doors, bathrooms, etc.Equipment replacements, including motors, switches, fans, transformers, valves, filters, heaters, etc.Assist with construction, including storage rooms, cabinets, dry wall repair, etc.Assists in the supervision of outside vendors / contractors in connection with works being carried out on campus.Reports to the Facilities Engineer and / or the Facilities Manager daily about technical problems and proposed solutions.Daily duties include but are not limited to :Maintain safety requirementsHVAC DDC oversightHVAC equipment checksMechanical room checksMaintenance work and other duties as requiredOpening school buildings for regular school operationsSupports the Facilities EngineerMaintain a daily work logFollow a preventative maintenance program established by the Facilities Engineer / Facilities ManagerCarry out duties and priorities assigned by the Facilities Engineer / Facilities ManagerAssist in snow removal; assist as necessary in preparation for and response to weather related concernsAssist the Maintenance Technician as directed by Facilities Engineer / Facilities ManagerEnsure sound safety and maintenance practicesCarry 2-way radio at all times; respond to calls in a timely manner; ensure that radio charges overnightMaintain licensing as necessary to maintain the equipment and as directed by the Facilities Engineer / Facilities ManagerParticipates in mandatory trainingAdditional duties as assignedRequirements
Hold a current Fourth- or Third-Class Stationary Engineer license in the state of Maryland.Proficient in using Tridium Niagara digital controls and HVAC BAS systems.Minimum of 3 years' experience working with hot water boilers, centrifugal & air-cooled chillers, FCUs, and related equipment.Trade skills or handyman experience in changing out HVAC motors, electrical appliances, and wiring, plumbing, welding, drywall, painting, and other related tasks.Competent in using computer applications such as Excel spreadsheets, Word documents, and messaging platforms like Outlook and Teams.Proficient in English, with strong spoken, written, and reading skills.Self-proficient in managing multiple tasks and issues simultaneously.Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a team environment.Experience working in a school setting is preferred but not required.Authorization to work in the US for any employer.Benefits
Health, Dental and Vision InsuranceGenerous Paid Time Off (E.g. Vacation, Sick, Personal)Paid HolidaysEmployer paid Disability and Life InsuranceRetirement Plan with generous employer matchBenefits may vary depending on employment statusTo Apply
To Apply : Please submit your application to jobs@giswashington.org.
The German International School Washington D.C. does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, marital status, age or disability in the administration of its hiring, educational policy, admissions, financial aid practices, or of its athletic and other school-administered programs.
Seniority level
Mid-Senior levelEmployment type
Full-timeJob function
Management and ManufacturingIndustries
Primary and Secondary EducationJ-18808-Ljbffr