Building Operator in Halifax Downtown (Nova Scotia)

Building Operator in Halifax Downtown (Nova Scotia)

05 Oct
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Colonial Group
|
Nova Scotia

05 Oct

Colonial Group

Nova Scotia

Join The Armour Group Limited as a Building Operator in Halifax Downtown, where you'll ensure optimal performance of building systems including HVAC and electrical. This role involves extensive troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, and tenant support.

As a Building Operator with The Armour Group Limited, you will oversee the maintenance and monitoring of essential mechanical systems in a bustling downtown environment. Your responsibilities include conducting preventative tasks and liaising with contractors and tenants. This position is vital for maintaining the operational integrity of commercial buildings while fostering teamwork within the maintenance crew.

Key Responsibilities:
• Perform daily checks on HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems
• Conduct regular preventative maintenance, documenting in the PM tracking system




• Supervise contractors during maintenance tasks and repairs
• Respond to tenant requests regarding heating and cooling issues
• Assist in capital planning and budgeting for building improvements

Requirements:
• 3-5 years of experience in building operations or maintenance
• Relevant certification in HVAC, plumbing, or electrical
• Robust knowledge of mechanical systems and BAS
• Excellent problem-solving and communication skills
• Ability to mentor junior staff and manage multiple tasks

Leverage your technical skills in HVAC and maintenance to enhance building operations in Halifax with The Armour Group Limited.
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📌 Building Operator in Halifax Downtown (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Colonial Group
📍 Nova Scotia

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