Temporary Facilities Maintenance Technician

Pay Range $23.00 to $28.00/hour

Maintenance Technicians work under the supervision of the Facilities Director and are required to perform a wide variety of skilled duties including skilled painting, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical tasks. They are expected to troubleshoot, repair, and perform preventive maintenance on equipment, buildings and systems to assure all residents and staff have a safe and secure environment in which to live.

• Receive and follow maintenance schedule/instructions from supervisor as outlined in established maintenance procedures.
• Maintain all work areas, shops, utility, maintenance rooms and storage areas in a clean and organized manner.
• Put tools away, sweep floors, sweep and remove garbage on a daily basis.
• Carry a radio and other communication equipment while on duty and respond in a timely manner.
• Cleans and/or changes air conditioning filters.
• Inspect, repair and maintain building structures and equipment, i.e., electrical systems, plumbing systems, heating systems, air conditioning systems, refrigeration systems, appliances, paint, laundry equipment, kitchen equipment, furnishings, windows, fire alarm systems, telephones, doors, vehicles, etc.
• Replace burned out light bulbs, including exit lights, outside lights, decorative lights, overhead lights, fluorescent lights, etc., and perform custodial duties.
• Maintain records of work performed by completing work orders.
• Maintain inventory of materials on hand and materials used.
• Follow established safety procedure in the performance of maintenance duties.
• Relate tactfully and courteously with residents.
• Participate in surveillance activities to recognize and eliminate potential hazards in and around the buildings and grounds.
• Report all incidents, accidents, unsafe/hazardous conditions and/or equipment immediately, including equipment malfunctions or breakdowns as soon as possible.
• Perform arc and gas welding tasks as required.
• Move furniture and office equipment as necessary.
• Participate in management of utilities by being aware of and taking appropriate action on issues relating to the efficient use of electricity, gas, and water.
• Keep supervisor advised on all utility issues.
• Make security checks on building doors and outside lighting; perform repairs as needed.
• Unlock doors and/or deliver packages for residents on request.
• Follow established safety procedures and precautions in the performance of maintenance duties.
• Report equipment malfunction or breakdown and defective equipment to a supervisor as soon as possible if unable to correct.
• Attend seminars, in‑services, and educational or technical classes as necessary.
• Maintain professional working relationships with residents and co‑workers.
• Assist Environment Services staff as needed.

• Completes work and projects in a timely manner, as determined by supervisor/manager.
• Follows through on assigned work and projects to completion.
• Communicates to management any problems or issues that are encountered.
• Regularly identifies and reports necessary facility or equipment issues to management.
• Seeks additional work when assigned work and projects are completed.