Facility Maintenance Technician

Full-time (Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM)

50-85%

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Must be a self-starter, highly organized, and able to work well with staff at all levels within the organization
• Two (2) or more years of experience in building maintenance, or related trades preferred: healthcare setting a plus.
• Tools/Tech:
  Ability to safely use basic hand tools; comfortable using a smartphone and CMMS app for work orders, phots, and documentation.
• Competencies:
  
  Troubleshooting mindset, urgency, professional communication, and respect for clinical workflows and patient areas.
• Attendance:
  Reliable, on-time attendance; ability to work independently and as part of a dispersed team.

Discover a rewarding career  are seeking a skilled, personable, and dedicated Maintenance Technician to join the Arcare team. In this role, your purpose will be to keep Arcare clinics safe, functional, and patient-ready by performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, repairs, and minor facility improvements. This role supports clinical operations by responding quickly to work orders, communicating clearly with staff, and maintaining a clean, compliant work environment.

• Diagnose and repair minor to moderate facility issues, including basic electrical, plumbing, HVAC, doors/locks/hardware, lighting, flooring/ceiling/paint, fixtures, and casework.
• Perform preventative maintenance on building systems and clinic equipment within scope (e.g., exam room fixtures, automatic door closers, ice machines, refrigerators, eyewash stations, air filters)
• Replace bulbs/ballasts/LED drivers: reset breakers: clear minor drains; repair leaks; patch/paint; rehang cabinetry/shelving; adjust door closers and latches.
• Coordinate with approved vendors for work outside of scope (e.g., major HVAC, roofing, glazing, fire/life safety testing). Escort vendors on site when required.

• Work to OSHA and Arcare safety standards; follow lockout/tagout, ladder safety, PPE, and chemical handling procedures.
• Protect patient privacy (HIPPA awareness) when working in clinical areas; keep tools/materials secure and out of patient flow.
• Use dust control and clean-up practices appropriate for healthcare spaces; return areas to a clean, safe. patient-ready condition after work.
• Support life-safety and environment-of-care tasks (e.g., monthly emergency lighting checks, fire extinguisher visual checks where assigned, exit/egress clearance).

• Manage work orders through the work-order app; update notes, parts used, and completion times.
• Prioritize urgent requests that impact patient care, infection control, security, or provider workflow.
• communication clearly with clinic managers regarding status, access needs, and downtime; verify satisfaction on completion.

• maintain clinic exteriors and entries (e.g., signage, walk-off mats, sidewalk trip hazards, exterior lighting, basic landscaping touch-ups).
• Perform light carpentry and touch-up painting to keep a professional appearance consistent with Arcare standards.
• Assist with small moves, wall-mounts (e.g., sharps containers, whiteboards), and furniture adjustments when they affect clinical operations.

• Participate in an on-call rotation for after-hours issues (e.g., power/HVAC outages, leaks, alarms, access problems).
• Respond to emergencies promptly; stabilize conditions and coordinate vendors as needed; document actions in the work-order app.

• Record PNs, repairs, part numbers, and vendor service in the CMMS.
• Help manage basic spare parts inventory (filters, bulbs, valves,…