PRIMARY FUNCTION : Reporting to the Facilities Manager, the Building Engineer ensures efficient, safe and visitor-centric museum operations by providing technical proficiency in maintenance, housekeeping, and security. This position leads by setting tone and reinforcing standards of excellence for the museum’s facilities staff.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Facilities
Monitors and manages the building’s mechanical and electrical services using a state-of-the-art Building Management System (BMS)
Provides care and maintenance for the building’s plumbing, electrical, lighting, audio/visual and other equipment and systems
Works with Facilities Manager to provide staff supervision, coaching, training and troubleshooting. Acts as “Manager on Duty” during daily operations and events.
Monitors and provides maintenance for the parking garage, outdoor walkways, exterior lighting systems, plantings, and other maintenance requirements for the building’s grounds
Implements and consistently updates a full spectrum preventative maintenance program
Operates, maintains, and monitors the building’s HVAC system and associated controls
In collaboration with the Facilities Manager, directs repairs on all building equipment; recommends improvements and repairs
Oversees the daily custodial care of the museum building
Implements quality assurance methods and procedures
Works with Facilities Manager to ensure building’s compliance with licensing, permitting, and inspection requirements
Ensures safe and comfortable environment for all employees, volunteers and visitors implementing and enforcing industry best practices and policies
Works closely with museum departments to plan and provide appropriate set-ups for programs and events, special exhibitions, meetings, building rentals, and other functions in the building
Security
Administrative
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:
PHYSICAL & SCHEDULE REQUIREMENTS:
ABOUT THE MUSEUM : The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art provides experiences that inspire human connection and transformation through art depicting the peoples, landscapes, and history of the American West, and wildlife of the world. More than 400 works of art including sculpture, paintings, and jewelry are on display in the museum’s 26,000 square feet of gallery space. The museum engages the community through programs and educational opportunities that bring our history to life and amplify voices that are not often at the forefront of mainstream Western art. The James Museum opened in April 2018 in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, a community with a thriving arts scene, located on Florida’s Gulf Coast.