Maintenance Technician - Plant Services Evenings

Maintenance Technician

Your Skills Power Patient Care

Every repaired system, preventative maintenance check, and quick response helps support doctors, nurses, and patients when it matters most. Join a team where your technical expertise directly contributes to Guthrie's ability to provide exceptional care.

Recognized as a Top Healthcare

Employer:

Guthrie is consistently recognized for its strong workplace culture and commitment to caregiver well-being including:

• Best Places to Work 2025 - Modern Healthcare
• America's Greatest Workplaces in Healthcare 2025, 2026 - Newsweek
• America's Best-In-State Employers (PA) 2025 - Forbes
• America's Best Employers for Healthcare Professionals 2025 - Forbes
• America's Best Employers for Women 2025 – Forbes

Schedule & Coverage:

Full-Time, Evening Shift, $1.50/hr. shift differential

Benefits That Matter:

Medical, Dental, Vision starting first of month after hire

PTO starts Day 1

Voluntary 403(b) Retirement Plan with Employer Match – Plan for your future with Fidelity investment options

Employee Assistance Program – Confidential support for personal and professional well-being

Shift Differentials & Premiums – Earn more for evenings, nights, weekends, and float coverage

Friendly, Inclusive Work Family – Be part of a team that feels like home

Position Summary:

Under the direction of a Supervisor or his/her designees, the Maintenance Technician performs a variety of maintenance and engineering duties including maintaining, repairing, operating, and renovating plant and facilities for the Engineering Department. Incumbent is guided by a basic knowledge of building trades, carpentry, painting, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and mechanical repairs, plant maintenance methods, techniques and procedures, operation and use of department equipment and supplies.

The Maintenance Technician works with the Plant Operations Supervisor who may provide general daily work assignments and oversight of tasks performed.

Education, License & Cert:

High school diploma or equivalent required.

Licenses:
Must have valid driver's license required for travel to various facilities and/or use of a snow plow.

During orientation period, employee maybe required to participate in a "Powered industrial truck operators" course (#78‐199 published by NIOSH) and be able to interpret and exercise all information and rules set forth in the regulations. This must be renewed by incumbent annually.

Experience:

1. Two years of trade school required, or five (5) years comparable related experience.

2. A demonstrated skill in one trade and basic understanding of other trades acquired through on‐the‐job training.

3. Must have knowledge of all applicable OSHA standards, i.e., Right‐to‐Know, Lock‐out Tag‐out, ladder safety, and other standards that may apply.

4. Ability to perform basic arithmetic calculations is required.

5. The ability to make decisions and meet deadlines is required.

6. Must be able to read, comprehend, and transmit complicated, detailed instructions in writing and orally for effective interaction with administrative, medical, and supervisory staff, patients, architects, contractors, and vendors.

Essential Functions:

1. Performs a variety of other semi‐skilled and skilled work in various crafts such as carpentry, plumbing, welding, painting, wall repair, flooring repair, electrical work, sheet metal work, masonry, machinist work, etc.

2. Cleans, lubricates, services, repairs, installs, and diagnoses malfunction of HVAC equipment, sterilizers, dietary equipment, sprinkler and standpipe systems, electrical systems and other plant and specialty equipment.

3. Constructs, finishes, installs, maintains and repairs equipment, systems and facilities related to any craft or combination of same, using power and hand tools and other necessary equipment in a clean safe operating condition in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations as well as department policy.

4. Assists in making decisions on all normal and minor repairs and reports major problems to the Plant Operations Supervisor.

5. Reads blueprints and models to learn work layout and plans own work layout, making routine computations as needed and attends mandatory…