Maintenance Repair Worker III; Boiler​/Chiller

All applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Applications received after interviews are scheduled may not be fully considered for this position.

We do not accept references or other application materials from outside credential management organizations. Application materials and references must be submitted through our applicant tracking system.

Wayne State College is seeking a Maintenance Repair Worker III (Boiler/Chiller) Sunday-Wednesday 12:00 P.M.

-10:00 P.M.

This is a skilled classification level to perform advanced maintenance, repair, and construction activities in buildings, facilities and grounds. Work involves primary responsibility for activities in any one or more of the following craft areas: automotive, carpentry, electrical, energy operations, grounds, HVAC , painting, plumbing or related disciplines. Additionally, this classification is expected to provide technical guidance and direct the work of other maintenance personnel in an area of expertise.
Work requires a significant amount of independent judgment and advanced decision making skills. Work requires initiative, the ability to self-direct work and problem solve. Work involves extensive trouble-shooting skills; the ability to inspect and diagnose the exact nature of complex problems and make necessary repairs; utilization of advanced preventive maintenance techniques; and, the ability to read, analyze and interpret technical data.

Limited leadership may be provided to small crews of co-workers or student employees.
Work must be performed in accordance with all applicable building codes, departmental policies, procedures and protocols. Work environments will consist of indoor, outdoor, independent work or as a part of a team.
General supervision and oversight is provided to employees in this classification.

This position assists the Facility Services team to support Wayne State College’s mission and provide customer services. This position reports to the Energy Plant Manager. Available choices for work hours include days, evenings, and overnight hours. Work may be required during non-routine times, inclement weather, or to support special events.

• Research and recommend repair parts or supplies for order to lead or supervisor
• Maintain the office and shops in a clean and organized way
• Maintain inspection schedules
• Monitor Building Management System ( BMS ) at the beginning of each shift, and minimally on the hour for alarms or issues. Communicate alarms/issues observed. Resolve when possible.
• Participate in water quality tests, determining the correct adjustments needed, making adjustments if needed
• Utilize building and equipment controls ( BMS ) to maintain a consistent supply of steam and chilled water to the campus
• Utilize dashboard data, set-backs, and load shedding to increase system efficiency
• Work with co-workers in the areas of safety, quality, and productivity, with a focus on reliable customer service
• Operate specialized tools and equipment using advance knowledge
• Communicate with the general public, staff, students, and building engineers
• Use technology in communication, monitoring, and record keeping per department procedures
• Use Building Management System ( BMS ), and Computerized Maintenance Management System (cmms) work order system to support operations
• Diagnose and make needed repairs or adjustments to the systems on campus and in assigned area using independent judgment.
• Focus and utilization of preventative and predictive maintenance practices that improve service and efficiency
• On-Campus inspections/repairs of tunnel/mechanical room systems as needed.
• Maintain…