Select a trade to learn more about campus maintenance services.

Locksmith Trade

The locksmith trade specializes in the installation, maintenance, and repair of locks, door hardware, and key systems to ensure the security and functionality of campus facilities. Locksmiths create and issue keys, manage master key systems, troubleshoot access issues, and collaborate with other maintenance teams to support building safety and operational needs. Their work helps maintain secure, reliable access across all facilities while ensuring compliance with campus safety standards.

Plumbing Trade

The Plumbing Trade supports the university by installing, maintaining, and repairing campus-wide water, sewer, storm drainage, and specialty plumbing systems. Plumbers ensure reliable delivery of clean water and safe removal of wastewater in classrooms, laboratories, residence halls, athletic facilities, and dining operations. They service fixtures, water heaters, pumps, and backflow prevention devices, helping the university maintain health, safety, and sustainability standards. Their work ensures that essential building systems function dependably to support academic, research, and campus life needs.

Electrical Trade

The Electrical Trade team supports the campus community by maintaining and improving the university’s electrical infrastructure. This includes ensuring the safe and reliable operation of building power systems, interior and exterior lighting, lecture halls, labs, and research power needs.

Mechanical Trade

The Mechanical Trade team maintains and optimizes campus HVAC and mechanical systems, including boilers, pumps, ventilation equipment, and air handling infrastructure. The team provides preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, emergency response, and system upgrades that support reliable building operations, energy efficiency, and the university’s long-term sustainability goals.

Building Automation

Building Automation at the university supports the efficient and reliable operation of campus facilities by managing the digital systems that control heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), lighting, and other building functions. Technicians in this trade monitor system performance, respond to campus service needs, and optimize building controls to enhance comfort, sustainability, and energy efficiency. Their work helps maintain a safe, stable, and environmentally responsible environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors, while supporting the university’s long term operational and sustainability goals.

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