Exelon/BGE

PRIMARY DUTIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES

Manages, diagnoses, repairs and maintains complex commercial and industrial air conditioning and heating, plumbing, electrical and fire protection equipment and building structural systems which are supplied by a number of different manufacturers encompassing many different technologies.   Participates in mandatory on-call schedule and may be required to report to any company location on a 24/7 basis.  Immediately exercises independent judgment and actions to solve problems which may compromise the integrity of the building systems and to ensure 100% availability of the critical facilities.  Is included in the severe storm roster and may be expected to perform a variety of duties in that capacity.

Subject to overtime, weekend work, shift work, and call-in as required. 

 Job Specifications:

Must be able to understand and diagnose complex building electrical systems by demonstrating a thorough knowledge of the National Electrical Code and electricity.

A thorough understanding of the application of the National Fuel Gas Code.

Skills/Abilities: Demonstrated ability to interpret technical manuals, building system drawings and specifications.

Demonstrated ability to diagnose malfunctions and make repairs to commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment and other building systems.

Demonstrated ability to interpret technical manuals, building system drawings and specifications.

Ability to instruct others, communicate effectively in written and verbally communications, and able to use corporate computer systems and programs.

Ability to make independent judgments.

Satisfactory completion of the Construction and Skilled Trades Test Battery

Ability to meet Company driving standards, including a valid driver’s license. 

Education/Experience:Over four years work experience in facilities related maintenance work including equipment repair and equivalent, or “General Certification of Engineering” from National Association of Power Engineers or equivalent certification with formal education and experience. Preferred to have  “Universal” certification in an EPA approved refrigerant transition and recovery program.