Maintenance Technician III

Purpose The primary purpose of this position is to maintain Immanuel Living’s physical plants, essential mechanical and electrical systems, and facility equipment in a safe operating condition.

Expectations Expectations of Excellence Understand and support the core values, mission, philosophy, and guiding principles of Immanuel Living.

Provide consistent quality and valued service, while complying with Corporate and Department policies and procedures and State and Federal regulations.

Respect the privacy, confidentiality, and possessions of those Immanuel Living serves, its staff, and Immanuel Living.

Contribute to an atmosphere of positivity, teamwork, and mutual support, while leading by example.

Look for the good in others and assume positive intentions. Be caring, compassionate, and hospitable, while acting with integrity and honesty.

Ensure that a safe living and working environment exists.

Attend work regularly and follow established work schedule, while being able to respond to the needs of Communities 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, via the on-call schedule. Manage use of work time wisely.

Education and Experience Graduation from high school or GED preferred

Basic mechanical knowledge required

At least three (3) years of experience in Maintenance preferred

Boiler Certified and HVAC Certified preferred.

High school diploma or GED preferred

Professional Licenses or Certifications Required by Law Current Driver’s License in good standing with the Department of Transportation of Montana Essential Physical and Mental Requirements The incumbent must be at least 18 years of age, as position operates potentially hazardous equipment.

The incumbent must be able to perform multiple tasks simultaneously and work under time and/or deadline pressures.

Required vision abilities include close up and distance, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.

Rare < 5% of Shift Occasional 6-33% of Shift Frequent 34-66% of Shift Continues >67% of shift

Physical Demand Examples of Job Duty Frequency Squatting  or kneeling down to low surfaces, prolonged kneeling, or sitting on floor

Moving through tunnels

Painting, repairing

Picking up items off floor

Occasionally

Lifting 0 - 10 lbs.

Lifting tools and supplies

Continuously

Lifting 11- 20 lbs.

Lifting tools and supplies

Frequently

Lifting 21- 40 lbs.

Lifting motors and tires

Occasionally

Lifting > 40 lbs.

Lifting benches, moving benches

Occasionally

Reaching above shoulder

Changing light bulbs

Removing ceiling access panels

Painting Occasionally Reaching  chest to shoulder height

Working on equipment on bench

Repairing, installing fixtures

Painting Frequently Reaching  waist to shoulder

Painting, repairing

Frequently

Reaching below waist level

Picking up items off floor

Repairing floor mounted items

Painting Occasionally Carrying  0 - 15 lbs.

Carrying boxes of supplies, tools

Frequently

Carrying 15 - 40 lbs.

Lifting and moving supplies, motors, etc.

Occasionally Pushing / Pulling 0 - 20 lbs.

Mowing lawn, removing snow Moving tables

Repairing with wrenches, etc.

Occasionally Pushing 20 – 40 lbs.

Moving furniture

Pushing bariatric residents in wheelchair

Occasionally

Pushing / Pulling > 40 lbs.

Pushing/pulling rack of folding chairs

Repairing with wrenches, etc.

Rarely Gripping up to 40 pounds

Using tools

Continuously

Gripping > 40 pounds

Repairing with wrenches, lifting, pushing

Rarely Sitting Sitting  during breaks/lunch

Rarely

Standing & walking

Performing building maintenance

Continuously Twisting Performing  repairs and building maintenance

Rarely

Job Responsibilities

Specific Duties Be responsible for the overall maintenance of all Immanuel Living Home facilities, equipment, and grounds.

Plan, control, and complete maintenance duties by collecting and prioritizing Work Orders in compliance with established priority system.

Inspect, replace, repair, or otherwise resolve maintenance problems within a reasonable time frame.

See that emergency systems and equipment are tested and maintained in safe operating condition (eg., emergency generator, fire detection and suppression systems, ventilation systems, hot water system, resident care systems, and equipment such as resident call systems, mechanical lifts,…