Building Systems Operator

Role overview

Building systems and maintenance

• Carries out planned preventive maintenance on building support systems and the Purified Water System.
• Maintains the Metasys building automation system, including sensor maintenance and calibration, and generates environmental reports.
• Completes and documents Maximo preventive and corrective maintenance work orders accurately and on time.
• Operates low-pressure boilers and condensate and softener systems; performs daily low-water cut-off checks and maintains feedwater chemical treatment.
• Responds to facility emergencies, including boiler, cooling tower, compressor failures, and water leaks.
• Conducts daily RO rounds, prepares chemicals as required, performs scheduled loop sanitization and RO membrane cleaning, and operates and maintains DI water systems.
• Maintains misting showers and reviews daily PMS/PWS and BAS reports for accuracy and out-of-specification conditions.
• Performs housekeeping and equipment cleaning; coordinates baghouse and dust collector cleaning with contractors and staff.

Facility operations and inspections

• Supports and monitors contractors to ensure compliance with GMP and safety regulations.
• Performs fire alarm bypasses as directed, issues facility shutdown and maintenance notifications, conducts building rounds, and replaces HVAC filters.
• Inspects fire sprinklers, fire pumps, PIVs/ITVs; operates and maintains chillers, dehumidification systems, cooling towers, hot water systems, heaters, and compressed-air systems.
• Maintains a safe workplace, reports hazards, and performs other utility and facility duties as assigned.
• Works alternating or rotating shifts and during maintenance shutdowns as required.

Education and experience

• A high school diploma or GED certificate and minimum 4th Class Power (Operating) Engineer, Part A are required.
• 0–1 year of building operator and maintenance experience is requested, preferably in a controlled, regulated, or industrial environment.
• Equivalent combinations of education, training, and relevant work experience may be considered.
• A Building Technology/Facility Systems certificate or Industrial Millwright License is preferred.

Knowledge and skills

• Knowledge of building utilities and mechanical systems, including boilers, chillers, compressors, fire alarms, and HVAC.
• Familiarity with GMP and OHSA regulations, and proficiency with Microsoft Office programs and English.
• Good working knowledge of mechanical and pneumatic troubleshooting is desirable.
• Ability to work confidently with internal and external clients.

Work conditions

• The work involves manufacturing and office locations, loud machinery, dust, fumes or odors, working at heights, and required personal protective equipment.
• Physical duties include standing, walking, kneeling, crouching, and lifting or carrying up to 40 pounds.

Compensation and benefits

• Estimated annualized pay range in Ontario is $56,400–$84,600.
• Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage effective on day one, paid time off and holidays, retirement savings, and tuition reimbursement.