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Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth seeks a Building Technician III as part of the Facilities team. You will oversee operation and high-level calibration of integrated utility systems to maintain 100% uptime for life-safety and patient care environments.
As the SME, you provide expert-level troubleshooting for complex failures while optimizing and integrating Building Automation Systems (BAS) to support safe, reliable facility operations.
Location: Medical Center - Fort Worth
Department: Maintenance
Shift: Third Shift (United States of America)
Standard Weekly Hours: 40
The Building Technician III is a member of the Facilities team responsible for the peak performance of the healthcare facility’s most critical infrastructure. This role oversees the operation and high-level calibration of integrated utility systems, ensuring 100% uptime for life-safety and patient care environments. As the facility’s Subject Matter Expert (SME), the Level III Technician provides expert-level troubleshooting for complex failures while optimizing and integrating Building Automation Systems (BAS).
Cook Children’s Medical Center is the cornerstone of Cook Children’s, and offers advanced technologies, research and treatments, surgery, rehabilitation and ancillary services all designed to meet children’s needs.
Cook Children’s is an EOE/AA, Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran employer.
Promise, a strong word with deep meaning that everyone understands—especially kids. This is the foundation of our organization and what drives us to blaze new trails in medical care, research, advanced technology, as well as programs and initiatives that benefit children who may not otherwise have access to quality health care. Every day our employees come to work with the intention of keeping our Promise. It's the guiding principle that helps our patients and their families get better and stay healthy. As a member of our Cook Children’s team, you can be an important part of making that happen.