Building Maintenance Tech - On Call

Performs journey-level duties in corrective and preventative maintenance to County buildings, equipment, and grounds; participates in building remodels; assembling, moving and installing office furniture, equipment and computer cables within county buildings; assists other maintenance staff with projects as directed.

This is not an exhaustive or all-inclusive list of responsibilities, skills, duties or functions associated with the job.

• Perform corrective and preventative maintenance to county buildings, equipment, and property. Examples include but are not limited to: repair and provide routine maintenance to plumbing systems, fixtures, water and drain lines; paint interior and exterior walls; repair windows, doors and hardware; repair roof and drain/gutter systems; repair office equipment, kitchen and laundry appliances; repair docks, railings, concrete, and walkways; replace floor covering, light bulbs and/or fixtures;
  
  wash outside walls and windows; pick up debris.
• Participate in building remodels, including but not limited to, moving furniture and equipment, removing and replacing flooring, carpeting, walls, and ceiling materials; painting; and removing debris. Some positions may be assigned to work with and/or oversee outside vendors or contractors performing work on county facilities and grounds.
• Assess building and facility maintenance needs and report them to supervisor for development of maintenance planning.
• Operate hand and power tools; perform basic cleaning, maintenance and repair to equipment; clean and maintain work shop areas.
• Inspect, repair, and maintain heating, ventilating, air conditioning and exhaust systems which includes but is not limited to, pumps, motors, fans, electrical controls, air compressors, boilers, water heaters, chillers, and tanks. Take samples and test heating, cooling, and boiler water as needed.
• Perform electrical repairs on lighting, building automation, and HVAC systems, including a variety of motors, controls, and appliances. Troubleshoot electrical problems using schematics, blue prints, and electrical tools/testers. Analyze circuits and equipment.
• Perform cleaning and/or sanitation of county buildings which may include, but not limited to: clean, mop, strip, wax, and buff floors; shampoo carpets; wash windows, blinds, walls, ceilings; clean and disinfect restrooms, dust and clean furniture; refill supplies. Secure windows and doors in offices after cleaning.
• May serve as department safety representative assuring training and compliance of staff to OSHA standards; may represent department on County central safety committee.
• Establish and maintain records on department vehicles and equipment; schedule vehicles for preventative maintenance servicing with fleet services; assure vehicles are clean and in usable condition.
• Some positions may also provide outdoor maintenance and landscaping to County grounds and property, including but not limited to, mowing, cleaning, trimming, planting, pruning, and sprinkler repair as needed.

This is not an exhaustive or all-inclusive list of responsibilities, skills, duties or functions associated with the job.

• At least four years of successful technical training, ongoing apprenticeship, or progressively responsible work experience in building construction or building and mechanical maintenance which affords practical experience required to perform the duties of the position (examples include plumbing, electrical, HVAC, or appliance repair), AND at least one applicable building trade certification and/or license.

Electrical limited maintenance (LME) license or equivalent; any combination of trade certifications and completed building trade apprenticeships.

Considerable knowledge of electrical systems, troubleshooting and repair within licensure criteria; considerable knowledge of building construction, mechanical and plumbing methods, principles, practices, equipment, materials as applied to corrective and preventative building maintenance; considerable knowledge of National Electrical Codes and OSHA standards that relate to department operations; basic knowledge of Oregon Specialty Codes that govern building construction, mechanical and plumbing; basic knowledge of operation, maintenance, and minor repair of hand power tools and equipment.

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