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ABM Industries

Assistant Chief Engineer

Seattle, WAfull timemidAdded today

About this role

Lead engineering projects and support the Chief Engineer in managing technical operations at a major facility in Seattle. This role oversees day-to-day engineering functions, supervises maintenance staff, and ensures compliance with regulatory standards while maintaining equipment reliability and safety.

What you'll do

  • Manage daily engineering operations and oversee maintenance teams
  • Support the Chief Engineer in strategic planning and project implementation
  • Ensure compliance with building codes and regulatory requirements
  • Supervise technicians and coordinate preventive maintenance schedules
  • Monitor equipment performance and troubleshoot technical issues
  • Prepare reports on facility operations and maintenance costs

What they're looking for

  • HVAC systems and building engineering
  • Equipment maintenance and troubleshooting
  • Staff supervision and team management
  • Building codes and safety regulations
  • Electrical and mechanical systems knowledge
  • Budget management and cost control
  • Technical documentation and reporting
  • Problem-solving and decision-making
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ABM Industries

ABM Industries manages facility operations and building systems maintenance across multiple locations, ensuring optimal performance of mechanical and infrastructure systems. The company is hiring for Building Engineers to oversee facility maintenance and operations, as well as senior technical leadership roles focused on engineering strategy and network infrastructure optimization.

Website
abm.com
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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience managing engineering teams and what leadership style you use with technicians
  • How would you approach discovering and resolving a recurring equipment malfunction?