The Account Manager is responsible for client retention and renewal through effective relationship building and the delivery of quality services. They must also collaborate with business development to identify expansion opportunities and ensure client business objectives are met.
The Senior Director of Finance will oversee all financial statements, accounting functions, and regulatory compliance, including DCAA, FAR, and CAS requirements. They will also manage banking relationships, treasury functions, and annual budgets while providing strategic recommendations to the executive team.
The Customer Service Officer will manage maintenance requests, coordinate with contractors and facilities teams, and ensure timely resolution of issues across a national client portfolio. They are responsible for monitoring service delivery against KPIs and maintaining accurate documentation within CMMS platforms.
The technician is responsible for performing preventative and corrective maintenance on facility mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to ensure optimal building performance. They also manage work orders, oversee technical vendors, and conduct regular inspections to maintain asset integrity and tenant satisfaction.
The Customer Service Officer will manage maintenance requests, coordinate with contractors and stakeholders, and ensure service delivery meets KPIs. They will provide critical after-hours support by logging, prioritizing, and resolving service requests across a national client portfolio.
The technician will perform scheduled maintenance, service requests, and equipment repairs on commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems. They will work closely with a support team to ensure facility mechanical conditions are optimal and meet safety standards.
The Strategic Account Manager is responsible for client retention, renewal, and the delivery of quality services to meet business objectives. They lead client growth by identifying expansion opportunities and managing key stakeholder relationships.
The technician will perform general repairs, small projects, and preventive maintenance on building systems and equipment. They will also troubleshoot issues, provide minor HVAC and plumbing support, and ensure client satisfaction through professional service.
The Regional Service Manager leads a team of commercial service technicians to drive operational excellence and client satisfaction. Responsibilities include managing service operations, overseeing budgets, ensuring safety compliance, and fostering team engagement.
The Commissioning Agent will develop and oversee startup policies, perform design reviews, and conduct QA/QC of equipment installations. They are also responsible for executing functional test plans, managing project schedules, and acting as a liaison between vendors and clients.
The analyst manages end-to-end supplier qualification, onboarding, and lifecycle activities while monitoring third-party risks through due diligence and compliance tracking. They also leverage data analytics to provide actionable insights on supplier spend and performance to support sourcing strategies.
The technician will perform general repairs, preventive maintenance, and small service projects across various building systems. They will also troubleshoot equipment issues and provide support to trade-specific technicians while ensuring client satisfaction.
The role focuses on monitoring building automation systems for alarms and triaging service requests within a Remote Command Centre. It involves managing work orders, documenting system abnormalities, and learning HVAC and BAS operations through supervised training.
The Facility Manager III is responsible for the operational and financial performance of a portfolio of properties, ensuring cost-effective and safe facility operations. Key duties include managing client relationships, overseeing maintenance schedules, and supervising team members to meet contractual performance indicators.
The Project Administrator manages project setup, documentation, and financial close-out requirements. They are responsible for tracking project progress, executing purchase orders, and preparing status reports for Project Managers.
Perform scheduled maintenance, repairs, and equipment changeouts for commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems. Collaborate with dispatchers and supervisors to respond to emergency service requests and provide facility enhancement recommendations.
Oversee the delivery of facility services by managing the lifecycle of work orders and ensuring vendor adherence to SLAs. Coordinate access for service providers and maintain data integrity through KPI metrics and performance reporting.
Manage incoming facility service requests via phone, email, and online systems to ensure timely resolution. Coordinate between clients, technicians, and vendors while maintaining accurate records in work order management systems.
Act as the first point of contact for facility-related service requests, managing incoming inquiries via phone, email, and online systems. Coordinate with technicians, vendors, and stakeholders to ensure timely resolution of work orders and maintain accurate records.
Act as the first point of contact for facility-related service requests, managing incoming inquiries via phone, email, and online systems. Coordinate with technicians, vendors, and stakeholders to ensure timely resolution of work orders and maintain accurate records.
The Facility Manager III is responsible for the operational and financial performance of a portfolio of properties, ensuring cost-effective and safe facility maintenance. This role serves as the primary point of contact for clients and tenants while managing budgets, sub-contractors, and maintenance schedules.
Act as the primary point of contact for customers to resolve service issues and manage work orders. Maintain accurate records and analyze customer information to identify trends and improve service quality.
Perform scheduled maintenance, repairs, and equipment changeouts for commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems. Collaborate with dispatchers and supervisors to ensure efficient service delivery and facility enhancement.
Perform scheduled maintenance, repairs, and equipment changeouts for commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems. Collaborate with dispatchers and supervisors to respond to emergency service requests and provide facility enhancement recommendations.
Perform routine maintenance, replace parts, and install commercial HVAC systems. Coordinate with dispatchers and supervisors while utilizing a fully stocked service van and digital tools.
Perform routine maintenance, replace parts, and install commercial HVAC systems. Coordinate with dispatchers and supervisors while utilizing a fully stocked service van and digital tools.
Provide expert technical support to field technicians to resolve complex HVAC issues and ensure timely, safe solutions. Act as a subject matter expert for various HVAC brands, managing data integrity, reporting, and technical training.
Oversee and coordinate the delivery of facility services and ensure the timely resolution of client property service requests. Manage work orders, track SLA performance, and handle financial administrative tasks such as PO requests and invoice reviews.
Perform maintenance, repair, and installation of commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems for national clients. Responsibilities include diagnosing system failures, executing equipment changeouts, and providing proactive recommendations to improve facility performance.
The Commissioning Agent will develop and execute startup and commissioning procedures for mission-critical equipment including power and HVAC systems. They will also perform design reviews, conduct functional testing, and act as a liaison between vendors and clients to ensure project technical excellence.
The Commissioning Agent will perform design reviews, develop startup procedures, and execute functional tests for electrical and mechanical systems. They will also act as a liaison with vendors and subcontractors while ensuring project compliance with technical standards and budgets.
The Project Coordinator is responsible for supporting the delivery of project sub-components and non-technical projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within scope, budget, and regulatory compliance. This includes coordinating vendor acquisition, developing cost estimates and schedules, and managing client relationships to ensure satisfaction.
