Facilities Maintenance Engineer - Las Vegas, Full-Time
Binion's Gambling Hall
Las Vegas (NV)
On-site
USD 110,000 - 140,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A prominent casino in Las Vegas is looking for a Maintenance Engineer to handle all aspects of building maintenance, including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and more. This is an entry-level, full-time position with a salary range of $110,000 to $140,000. The ideal candidate should be ready to respond to emergencies and manage various repair tasks in a fast-paced environment.
Qualifications
Experience in building maintenance across various systems.
Ability to respond to maintenance calls and emergencies.
Familiarity with mechanical and electrical systems.
Responsibilities
Manage all aspects of building maintenance.
Perform preventative maintenance on various equipment.
Respond to emergency situations and repair requests.
Skills
Mechanical skills
Electrical skills
Plumbing skills
Preventative maintenance
Fire control system knowledge
Job description
POSITION PURPOSE:
Responsible for all aspects of building maintenance.
POSITION PURPOSE:
Responsible for all aspects of building maintenance.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Responsible for all aspects of building maintenance including but not limited to: mechanical, electrical, refrigeration, air conditioning and heating, audio visual, plumbing, equipment checks, fire control system, swimming pool, lighting, and everything not covered by an outside maintenance company.
Respond to accident scenes and determine if there are maintenance issues that contributed to the accident.
Preventative maintenance on pumps, motors, air handlers, sump pumps, boilers, air compressors and other equipment.
Answer repair calls from other departments.
Complete parts requisitions when inventory for an item is low.
Set up and tear down special event areas (i.e. poker tournaments, dinners, slot tournaments).
Repair vacuums, carts and small kitchen equipment brought to engineering shop.
Respond to fire alarms and determine if there is an emergency that would require evacuating the building.