Facilities Associate

Facilities Associate

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A.

Job Title:

Facilities Associate

B. Department:
Operations Management

C. Education Level and Certification:
High school diploma. Valid Nebraska driver's license. Experience desired: rough and finished carpentry (minimum of 3–4 years working as a construction laborer); concrete forming and finishing, with some "concrete foreman" experience helpful; masonry experience with the ability to design, lay out, and construct small projects of both concrete block and brick; ability to operate machinery such as a tractor, skid loader, jackhammer, and other construction equipment as necessary;

and welding experience with arc, MIG, and oxy/acetylene (desirable). Other Requirements (Intellectual, Sensory):
Ability to provide, evaluate, and stimulate cooperation among subordinates.

Working Conditions:

Inside and outside. Climatic environment: extremes of temperature and humidity, especially in non-air-conditioned buildings; drafts; and outside work in inclement weather (occasionally). Hazards: hot surfaces, dust, steam, fuels and solvents, electrical current, and water pressure.

D.

Reports To:

Maintenance and Grounds Coordinator & Director of Operations

E. Performance Responsibilities and Job Tasks
1. Perform maintenance duties; install equipment; repair structures, windows, doors, equipment, and furnishings; and take the initiative to perform routine responsibilities independently.
2. Keep the Maintenance and Grounds Coordinator informed about ongoing activities and emerging issues.
3. Work hours to fit District needs; regular and punctual attendance is required.
4. Demonstrate the skills of a finished carpenter, i.e., install sheetrock or paneling; paint; perform small construction jobs; build cabinets, small buildings, and blackboards; hang doors; install windows; work with locks; and make keys.
5. Help the Maintenance and Grounds Coordinator develop short- and long-range maintenance/repair schedules.
6. Perform cement work, including forming, finishing, and serving as foreman.

7. Anticipate and replenish consumable supplies to avoid work schedule interruptions; help with the receipt of deliveries, inspect packages, verify quantities, and ensure that supplies are labeled and stored safely.
8. Respond to emergency situations during and after hours for the purpose of resolving immediate safety concerns.
9. Prepare written materials for the purpose of documenting activities, providing written reference, and meeting mandated requirements. 10. Assist in the conduct of training programs for all operational personnel. 11. Provide work direction, instruction, and planning of work for others as needed. 12. Serve as part of the snow removal team by shoveling, plowing, and/or sanding walks, driveways, parking areas, and steps.

13. Assure that adequate safeguards are provided to prevent the loss of school property through theft or pilferage. 14. Serve as a positive member of the community in a way that does not negatively affect the District's reputation or image in the community. 15. Refrain from engaging in conduct that interferes with the operations of the District, including the education of students.

16. Develop and maintain a positive and professional working relationship with other staff and…