Industrial Operations – Maintenance Specialist

Bureau Veritas Group

Industrial operations specialist assessing electrical, mechanical, controls, and material-handling systems for Bureau Veritas. Conducting audits, arc-flash data collection, technical reporting, and extensive U.S.

Posted 8/5/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in conducting technical audits and evaluations of industrial equipment and systems, with a strong focus on electrical and mechanical infrastructure. Proficient in interpreting technical documentation and ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety regulations.

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Electrical Infrastructure EvaluationTechnical Report PreparationCMMS Systems ProficiencyArc Flash Safety ProceduresMaterial Handling Systems Maintenance

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Hard Skills

Technical AuditsElectrical Data CollectionCondition EvaluationsPreventative MaintenanceElectrical Ratings AssessmentMechanical Systems EvaluationDocumentation of Field ObservationsInterpretation of Technical DrawingsTroubleshooting Electrical SystemsOperating Lifts

Soft Skills

Communication with Project TeamsCollaboration with ContractorsIndependent WorkTime ManagementClient Interaction

Tools & Technologies

CMMS SystemsElectronic Reporting PlatformsMicrosoft Office SuiteData Collection ToolsBAS Control Systems

Certifications & Qualifications

Journeyman CredentialsCxA CertificationCCP CertificationBCxP CertificationCEM CertificationNICET CertificationNFPA-related CertificationsOSHA 10 CertificationOSHA 30 CertificationQualified Electrical Worker (QEW)

Industry Keywords

Industrial EquipmentElectrical Safety StandardsLOTO ProceduresPPE RequirementsNFPA 70E ComplianceMaterial Handling SystemsCommercial Building InspectionInstitutional Building InspectionField AssessmentsCondition Evaluations

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Flash

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform comprehensive technical audits, field assessments, and condition evaluations of industrial equipment and facility components.
Observe, test, evaluate, and document equipment operation and system performance.
Assess material handling and conveyance systems against design drawings, specifications, operational requirements, and industry standards.
Conduct electrical data collection, including arc flash information gathering, equipment identification, nameplate verification, electrical ratings, and system documentation.
Evaluate electrical infrastructure and equipment up to 480 volts.
Assess industrial mechanical systems, equipment components, and operational processes.
Review CMMS records, maintenance history, work orders, asset documentation, preventative maintenance programs, BAS controls systems, and operational data.
Interpret architectural, mechanical, and electrical drawings, equipment documentation, inspection reports, certificates of occupancy, warranty information, and maintenance records.
Interview facility personnel, contractors, vendors, and clients to gather operational insights and validate findings.
Document field observations through notes, photographs, equipment data collection, and electronic reporting platforms.
Prepare detailed technical reports summarizing equipment conditions, deficiencies, trends, findings, and recommendations.
Coordinate onsite activities with commissioning technicians, contractors, controls vendors, and facility operations teams.
Communicate technical findings, corrective actions, testing requirements, project updates, and potential issues.
Maintain communication with Lead and Senior Project Managers regarding project status, site access, schedule impacts, risks, and concerns.
Travel to client/project sites across the U.S., approximately 75% of the time, including possible night shifts and weekend assignments.

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma or GED required
Technical degree, trade school diploma, vocational training, or associate degree in electrical, mechanical, industrial maintenance, or a related discipline preferred
Journeyman credentials in mechanical or electrical disciplines preferred
Five or more years of equipment maintenance or commercial, institutional, and industrial building inspection experience desired but not required
Experience in electrical, mechanical, controls, or material handling systems strongly preferred
Valid driver’s license required, with a clean driving record and no significant MVA points or violations
Industry-recognized certifications, active pursuit of certification, or equivalent professional credentialing such as CxA, CCP, BCxP, CEM, NICET, NFPA-related certifications, or relevant active trade licensure
Previously certified as a Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) per NFPA 70E and OSHA standards
Experience performing electrical work requiring arc flash PPE and electrical safety procedures
Experience with Lock Out/Tag Out (LOTO) procedures involving multiple energy systems
Experience maintaining and troubleshooting material handling equipment, including preventative maintenance
Experience with electrical infrastructure installation, maintenance, replacement, upgrades, and repairs up to 480 volts
Experience using CMMS systems for asset management, maintenance documentation, and work order tracking
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification preferred
Experience operating lifts and following fall protection procedures preferred
Knowledge of OSHA safety standards, NFPA 70E requirements, LOTO procedures, PPE requirements, and electrical safety practices
Ability to understand and evaluate industrial electrical, mechanical, controls, and material handling systems
Ability to interpret technical documentation, drawings, specifications, and industry standards
Proficiency operating computers, tablets, and electronic data collection tools
Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications, including Outlook, Word, and Excel
Ability to work safely in industrial environments with energized equipment and mechanical systems
Ability to work independently, manage multiple priorities, and collaborate with clients, contractors, facility personnel, and project teams
Ability to meet physical demands and travel requirements
Must have a cell phone and supply your own internet service
Ability to travel by plane, motor vehicle, and train
Ability to work a flexible schedule, including night shifts and weekend assignments

Benefits

Comp & perks

Attractive salary/benefit package
Remote work when not traveling
Equal opportunity employment
Assistance with searching the careers page and completing the application for individuals with disabilities