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Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

International airport hub serving global destinations

Facilities Maintenance Technician

Facilities ManagementPosted on Nov 10
Full-timeUnited StatesNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Complete a high school curriculum or equivalent.
  • Have three years of formal training and/or experience in industrial plant operations or maintenance; industrial or commercial HVAC and related mechanical systems; or industrial or commercial facility electronic and/or electrical systems. An equivalent combination of education and experience may be substituted.
  • Possess a valid Class C driver's license.
  • Interpret and monitor contractual service agreements regarding assigned systems and facilities.
  • Operate a personal computer and use standard Microsoft Office suite software.
  • Prepare clear, concise written reports and communicate effectively, courteously, and firmly.
  • Establish and maintain effective working relationships within and outside the organization.
  • Read and understand technical diagrams and blueprints.
  • Communicate clearly in written and spoken business English.
  • Prepare and maintain accurate reports.
  • Perform all physical aspects of the position and pass the specified physical examination.
  • Pass a pre-employment drug test and submit to random drug screening during employment in this safety-sensitive position.
  • Obtain and maintain an Air Operations Area badge.
  • Perform mathematical calculations; climb ladders; bend, stoop, kneel, and squat; and walk and stand for extended periods.
  • Use tools, flashlights, test equipment, handheld computer devices, barcode readers, and cell phones.
  • Drive to locations on and off airport property and work rotating shifts when requested.
  • Work for extended periods under stress during emergency situations.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct evaluations of contractor services and maintenance service delivery in managed facilities for the Energy, Transportation & Asset Management Department on the assigned shift.
  • Perform assigned duties in the Integrated Airport Operation & Emergency Center control room when required.
  • Perform quality checks on facility mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems.
  • Order supplies, handle records, and schedule maintenance.
  • Conduct quality and facilities-service maintenance contract compliance assessments of managed facilities.
  • Assist in developing service contracts by proposing terms, conditions, specifications, and modifications.
  • Identify and correct potential safety hazards to prevent injuries.
  • Review contractor invoices and other documents to verify accuracy and completion of work.
  • Apply preventive measures to buildings to reduce the risk of future problems.
  • Respond to service requests to verify issues and corrective action, recommend solutions, and verify work quality.
  • Consult with the Quality Assurance Administrator to develop mutually acceptable solutions to contractor disputes.
  • Enter work-order information into the Airport Total Asset Management System.
  • Respond to customer complaints about system failures or malfunctions by investigating, taking corrective action, or notifying responsible system service coordinators.
  • Conduct trend analyses and monitor performance metrics.
  • Inspect facilities and surrounding areas for maintenance, appearance, and cleanliness issues that do not meet standards.
  • Assess work in progress for compliance with contract, safety, and appearance standards, and follow up with responsible parties to resolve open issues.
  • Complete facilities maintenance assignments relevant to the technical specialty when viable service contracts are unavailable.
  • Assist the Environmental Affairs Department with field observations of airport activities for potential environmental issues and report observations with possible environmental impact.
  • Work in offices, mechanical rooms, confined spaces, terminal buildings, outdoors, and construction sites; use visual acuity to read technical documents and evaluate contractor work; and communicate by telephone, radio, computer, and in person.

Desired Qualifications

  • Previous quality maintenance control experience in an industrial or commercial setting.
  • Experience with Microsoft Project.
  • Knowledge of airport terminal systems, including baggage carousels, conveyance, general electrical, facility, jet bridge, general building maintenance, cleaning, landscaping, and roadway systems.
  • Knowledge of public governmental procedures for preparing and soliciting bids and awarding service and maintenance contracts.

About the Company

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

International airport hub serving global destinations

DFW Airport is a major international airport that serves as a transportation hub, welcoming about 72.2 million travelers each year and offering 254 nonstop destinations (191 domestic, 63 international). Its facilities are undergoing modernization, including Terminal F and Terminal C renovations, to improve the customer experience as travelers move through the airport. DFW operates as a large economic engine for North Texas, generating over $37 billion in economic impact annually and connecting people for business and leisure travel. The airport prioritizes sustainability with a goal to reach carbon net zero by 2030. Its differentiation comes from achieving recognition like the 2022 ASQ award for Best Airport serving over 40 million passengers in North America, its scale as a hub, and its ongoing investments in facilities, digital tools (e.g., DFW App), and services that enhance traveler convenience.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$1M
Headquarters
Dallas, TX
Founded
1974

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