Control Operator

CBRE Government & Defense; Tennessee; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

CBRE Government & Defense at Ft. Campbell, TN is seeking a Control Operator to manage the Utility Management Control System (UMCS) and related pneumatic controls.

The role includes monitoring facility systems, processing maintenance requests, coordinating work orders, and responding to abnormal or emergency conditions. You will serve as the first point of contact for building occupants, enter requests into CMMS, and assign urgent tasks to appropriate personnel while monitoring HVAC operations

Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor the Utility Management Control System (UMCS) and related control systems.
• Serve as the initial point of contact for building occupants reporting maintenance requirements.
• Enter maintenance requests into the CMMS.
• Assign urgent and emergency work to the appropriate trade personnel and distribute routine work orders to supervisors or trade leads.
• Assist maintenance technicians with monitoring and analyzing HVAC operations, including heating, cooling, and airflow.
• Monitor centrally controlled alarm systems for power availability, temperature controls, pressure requirements, and other facility conditions.
• Identify and report abnormal building system conditions to the appropriate supervisor or trade lead.
• Take appropriate action when abnormal or alarm conditions occur in accordance with established procedures.
• Update work orders in the CMMS and close work orders upon completion.

Job description

Ft. Campbell - TN
Ft. Campbell, TN 42223, USA

Description

General Summary

The Control Operator operates and monitors the Utility Management Control System (UMCS) and related pneumatic controls, including components within DDC control panels and associated devices installed on equipment or integrated systems. The position also monitors facility systems, processes maintenance requests, coordinates work orders, and responds to abnormal or emergency conditions.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor the Utility Management Control System (UMCS) and related control systems.
• Serve as the initial point of contact for building occupants reporting maintenance requirements.
• Enter maintenance requests into the facility’s Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
• Assign urgent and emergency work to the appropriate trade personnel and distribute routine work orders to supervisors or trade leads.
• Assist maintenance technicians with monitoring and analyzing HVAC operations, including heating, cooling, and airflow.
• Monitor centrally controlled alarm systems for power availability, temperature controls, pressure requirements, and other facility conditions.
• Identify and report abnormal building system conditions to the appropriate supervisor or trade lead.
• Take appropriate action when abnormal or alarm conditions occur in accordance with established procedures.
• Update work orders in the CMMS and close work orders upon completion.