Facilities Mechanic I

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Facilities Operations Mechanic I perform routine maintenance activities as assigned through the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) following departmental established protocols. In addition, the position provides emergency response to building and equipment alarms to limit impact to patient care and safety of all building occupants. Mechanics need to be able to work independently and possess good customer service skills.

• Establishes and maintains courteous, cooperative relations when interacting with other personnel, patients and visitors.
• Utilize good customer services skills such as active listening, communicating actions, following up timely with others and projecting a professional and positive image.
• Service:
  • Mechanics are assigned to a functional team (Mechanical, Electrical/Electronics, Customer Service, or Regulatory Compliance) based upon the needs of the department as determined by Facilities Operations leadership. Team assignments may change during course of employment and all mechanics are expected to maintain a working knowledge of all functional areas and provide cross coverage as needed.
  • Performs and manages assigned tasks including preventive maintenance and on-demand work orders within the established time frames while meeting departmental expectations for quality of work, documentation of actions taken, and effectively communicated with customers, peers and leadership.
  • Performs a variety of rounds, inspections, general diagnostic and maintenance activities including, cleaning, preventive maintenance, alterations and repairs to utilities, machinery, equipment, and fixtures following manufacturer's recommendations and departmental established procedures.
  • Monitors, programs, and utilizes the Building Automation System (METASYS), Fire Alarm Control Station, CMMS system, Pneumatic Tube System to ensure systems reliability and responds to alarms conditions.
  • Provide independent coverage for weekends and holiday based upon the department's rotating coverage schedule.
  • Non-routine shift work may be required to ensure coverage during emergency conditions, cover staff off time or to complete work request with limited time access.
• Safety & Quality:
  • Understands regulatory compliance standards and their impact they have on job assignments.
  • Evaluate work assignments for potential hazards and need for personal protective equipment (PPE). Perform work following established safety protocols.
  • Identifies and follows departmental procedures in notifying appropriate personnel of emergency or problematic situations. Stabilizes the environment as necessary to protect lives and property.
  • Documents daily work order, preventive maintenance and compliance activities in the CMMS system, and tracking spreadsheets.
  • Maintains assigned work areas in a safe, neat and orderly fashion.
  • Attends assigned training sessions and actively participate in competency evaluation process to continuously learn and improve performance.
• Finance:
  • Maintains an appropriate level of replacements parts for the maintenance of the facilities.
  • Utilizes the appropriate departmental policies for the ordering of equipment's, supplies, replacement parts and calling in vendors for service.
  • Properly documents work assignment times within the CMMS system.
  • Follows departmental policies for the utilization of overtime.
• Collaboration:
  • Communicates pertinent department operations information with Facilities Operations personnel at the start and end of each shift following departmental protocols.
  • Communicates with customers and peers anticipated impacts to their workflow or environment prior to beginning work and communicates status or delays.
  • Provides departmental cross coverage as needed based upon departmental demands, customer needs or emergency response.
  • Examples of services included but are not limited to grounds keeping, painting, spill response, water system leaks, housekeeping, and offsite coverage/project work.

• High School graduate or Cer