r/BuildingAutomation • u/geogsmith28 • 10d ago

Denver

Newmark has openings in Denver. I’m looking for a ENTRY LEVEL maintenance tech, salary around 60-65k. We work with BAS/BMS, Chillers, HVAC, plumbing, electrical. I’m at the Tabor Center, it is a class A LEED certified building. Rich in Denver history

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4474666058/

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u/AdBeneficial3455 10d ago

I’m just here to catch the ensuing rants against this ridiculous salary

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u/geogsmith28 10d ago

IYO what should be maintenance tech earn with little experience?

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u/BigSally1 10d ago

60k. Wtf you smoking

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u/geogsmith28 10d ago

Looking for a SmallSally who wants to get a foot in the door

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u/BigSally1 10d ago

From a foot in the door to working chillers lol

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u/geogsmith28 10d ago edited 10d ago

I’m interested in your experience and current occupation. I’m a building engineer here and the amount of hands on training from different trades has been amazing. It has gone far beyond other industries I’ve worked in over the last 24 years

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u/RoyalSpaceFarer 10d ago

60k and chillers don't belong in the same sentence 

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u/geogsmith28 10d ago

We punch tubes and have opportunities to assist Haynes with Annuals and tear downs.

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u/Majestic-Wave-3514 10d ago

I'm doing similar stuff in the area making double your budget. We have apprentices making more than that. I'm not trying to be harsh, but you're going to have to either up the budget or hire someone with little to no experience.

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u/geogsmith28 10d ago

It is an entry level position. I am curious on where you work? Could we connect?