Building Technician- -Trinity Health Ann Arbor

Description

Midnights (10:45pm- 7:15am), Sunday
- Thursday

Full time

Night Shift

Midnights (10:45pm- 7:15am), Sunday
- Thursday

Selected person shall independently respond to, evaluate, and repair reported and discovered maintenance problems in Trinity Health Ann Arbor (THAA) buildings. This position provides a "first look" for issues related to many trade groups. Candidate shall notify the proper trade group, vendor, or leader of required repairs that they are unable to perform.

• Makes repairs such as changing light bulbs, ballasts, light switches, and receptacle outlets. Follows work standards set in NFPA 70E "Electrical Safety in the Workplace". Safely works on electrical devices/items without power applied to the circuit (exception: parts operating at 50-volts or less). Knowledgeable on correctly applying electrical lock out devices. Can identify unsafe electrical situations and either correct, engage help from electrician, or report it immediately to management staff for assistance.
• Performs mechanical tasks such as adjusting thermostats, changing unit filters, and analyzing mechanical malfunctions. Operates special air pressurization rooms. Cleans air vents and the like. Safely works on items with moving parts (e.g., pneumatic tube system), making sure that the energy source is blocked off.
• Has good knowledge and performs basic repairs on pneumatic tube transport system and automatic-guided vehicles (AGV). Follows all safety precautions when working on these systems including but not limited to electrical shut offs (lockout tagout), blocking energy sources, eye protection and hearing protection.
• Makes plumbing repairs that include leaking faucets, shower heads, obstructed sinks, traps and toilets. Responds to reported leaks, determines source and contacts the required trade group; plumber for example. Replaces urinal cartridges. Knows how to select and wear the correct personal protection equipment (PPE); gloves, apron and splash-proof goggles for example.
• Has very good understanding of the fire alarm and fire suppression systems. Operates components of the system. Is knowledgeable of all key locations and flow shuts off in an emergency.
• Assembles, installs and repairs office and patient room furniture, modular units and the like.
• Performs carpentry work such as installing door locksets, door self-closers, shelving, programming of door access systems, mounting items on walls, and associated tasks. Repairs the same.
• Repairs and/or replaces patient use equipment that includes over-bed tables, pillow speakers, televisions, clocks, and initial operational safety testing on newly purchased equipment.
• Performs miscellaneous building repair including, but not limited to, ceiling tiles, patching walls, painting, flooring, and base molding.
• Performs basic repairs and troubleshooting of doors, door access systems, and automatic doors.
• Does the "first-look" for all system issues needing immediate attention. Shall notify the proper trade group, vendor, or leader of required repairs that they are unable to perform.
• Inputs work activities using the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS). Logs activities for at least 7-hours of an 8-hour day and must accurately depict the work performed.
• Performs snow removal, salting and all other grounds duties when required.
• Changes hospital tanks of nitrogen, nitrous oxide, oxygen and the like.
• Performs scheduled preventive maintenance, records results on the forms provided and turns them in to management by the due date.
• Works in conjunction with outside contractors on equipment and building system modifications.
• As needed, turns in requests for parts to be ordered. This request…