NEIDL CONTROL TECH I, National Emerging Infectious Disease Lab

Monitors, adjust, and maintains a comfortable and safe environment through the facilities' Building Automation Systems (BAS) and customer interaction. The control technician is the first responder to alarm conditions as relayed through the BAS system. As such, the person is responsible for both dispatching appropriate response personnel and trouble shooting applicable systems through the BAS for probable cause and possible remote intervention. Must be able to respond quickly, accurately, and efficiently during Emergency situations, while providing a level of professionalism. Coordinates and assigns the activities of staff within BUMC General Services, Facilities Management and Environmental Health and Safety Departments by receiving and dispatching calls for service, requests for assistance and reports of emergency, contingency and disaster situations and by recording and assigning work to the Medical Center's Facilities Department. Utilizes the medical center' core values as the basis for decision making and to facilities the medical center mission.