Engineer

Remedy is an independent, full-service healthcare real estate company providing acquisition, development, leasing, management, and strategy consulting services across the United States. Headquartered in Chicago, we are the largest private owner of healthcare properties in the country. Our national presence enables us to offer the right solutions in the right place. Our team is always thinking ahead. Real estate minds trained on where healthcare is going, with bright ideas on how to get our clients there. If you’re one of those bright minds, we’d like to meet you.

Responsibilities:

Operate, inspect, maintain, service and repair all mechanical (HVAC), electrical, lighting, plumbing, life safety and ancillary systems and equipment, safely and within intended designs, for the facilities and their structures

Coordinate and oversee all outsourced/contracted vendor work, ensuring economic, quality results are completed in a timely fashion. This includes the review and approval of scope of work, scheduling of the service/repair and supervision of all work through completion

Serve as the primary day-to-day contact for tenants; create relationships and maintain open communication with all tenants

Assure that proper tools, test equipment, protective gear/equipment and technical literature are available and used to perform required tasks

Courteously respond to and complete all tenant service requests in a timely fashion. Ensure optimal occupant comfort by continuously monitoring the building automation system, making appropriate system adjustments and investigating all HVAC requests. If request is beyond the scope of the engineering or maintenance/housekeeping staffs, schedule appropriate vendors/contractors with approval from the building owner

Coordinate and monitor on-site construction activities/work for the building and their structures. Regularly tour construction sites throughout duration of construction projects, participate in construction meetings as necessary and assist contractors in engineering related areas

Maintain an adequate inventory of all parts, materials and supplies necessary for the operation of the facilities and their systems and equipment, monitoring and controlling inventory to ensure purchases are cost-effective and efficient

Maintain the facilities’ compliance with governmental regulations (i.e. ADA, CFC, OSHA and OSHA training, etc.)