Maintenance Technician III

Position Overview:

The Maintenance Technician III maintains and repairs the county's facilities, infrastructure, and equipment. This position requires a high level of technical skill, experience, and expertise in various areas of maintenance, including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general building systems. The Maintenance Technician III is expected to perform complex troubleshooting and repairs, ensuring all work meets safety standards and operational efficiency. This position may involve some leadership responsibilities, including mentoring less experienced technicians, providing guidance on more difficult tasks, and assisting in coordinating work assignments within the team.

Advanced System Maintenance and Repairs:

* Perform advanced maintenance and repairs on mechanical, electrical, plumbing, HVAC systems, and infrastructure, ensuring systems are fully functional.

* Troubleshoot complex issues and implement corrective actions for public facilities, roads, parks, and building systems.

* Take a hands-on role in diagnosing and repairing critical systems, including advanced electrical and HVAC systems, and large-scale infrastructure like roadways or bridges.

Preventive Maintenance and Inspections:

* Oversee the preventive maintenance schedules for facilities, equipment, and infrastructure, ensuring that all systems are properly maintained to avoid downtime.

* Conduct inspections to identify potential issues and address them before they become significant problems.

Guidance and Training:

* Provide technical guidance and training to Maintenance Technicians I and II, helping to build team skills and ensuring quality workmanship.

* Assist in troubleshooting and providing solutions for maintenance challenges faced by less experienced staff.

Documentation and Reporting:

* Maintain accurate records of maintenance work completed, including detailed reports for repairs, inspections, and equipment condition assessments.

* Track materials and inventory usage, ensuring that necessary supplies are available for upcoming maintenance tasks.

The following are examples of tasks that may be expected depending on the assigned department. Responsibilities will vary based on the specific needs of each department and the scope of work involved:

* Parks and Recreation:
Oversee and perform complex repairs to park infrastructure such as irrigation systems, electrical systems for lighting, docks and playgrounds. May troubleshoot and repair advanced equipment like heavy landscaping machinery or specialized outdoor HVAC systems. MT III's assigned to Parks & Recreation who successfully obtain a Spray Tech license are eligible for a 5% increase to their hourly rate. Employees must maintain a current license to remain eligible for the 5% incentive pay, and this incentive pay will be removed if the license becomes inactive.

* Facilities:
Manage the repair and installation of advanced HVAC systems, electrical systems, and plumbing infrastructure. Diagnose and repair issues with building automation systems, complex electrical circuits, and large-scale plumbing systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards.

* Public Works:
Lead complex repairs and maintenance of roadways, bridges, and drainage systems. Perform in-depth inspections of road surfaces and structural elements, diagnosing and repairing issues such as concrete deterioration, drainage blockages, and road surface damage.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

The Maintenance Technician roles require the ability to perform physical tasks such as lifting heavy objects frequently, carrying tools and equipment, and standing or walking for extended periods. Technicians must be capable of bending, stooping, reaching, and climbing as needed for maintenance tasks. The position may involve working in various positions, including crouching or kneeling, and requires manual dexterity for the use of tools and machinery.

Employees must also be able to carry out repetitive tasks that involve physical exertion, such as operating hand tools or handling materials.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS AND WORK HAZARDS:
Maintenance Technicians work in a variety of environments, including indoor and outdoor locations. This may…