Facilities Maintenance Technician

Job Title:
Facilities Maintenance Technician

Location:

Southfield, MI 48033 United States
Duration: 12 Months
Pay range:$22 to $25/hr

Qualifications:
Exp: 2+ Year

Skills:

sanding and painting; painter;
Professional Painter would be perfect
Interview: 2 rounds;
Telephonic and In-person - March 9
Able to carry safely 50 lbs

Roles / Responsibilities
o As a member of the Facilities Department, this position will support the day-to-day operations of the department.
o On-call in the event of an unforeseen emergency (e.g. flood response, freezer failure, etc...).
o Hands-on Facilities work such as minor/moderate repairs, troubleshooting, routine preventative maintenance (e.g. boiler blowdown), set-up for events, emergency response, and spill clean-up.
o Support the Facilities Maintenance Manger in the coordination of external contractors and vendors (e.g. electricians, plumbers, equipment calibration services, etc...).
o Utilization of electronic databases for equipment maintenance tracking (e.g. COGz, SharePoint).
o Close interaction and collaboration with the Environmental Health and Safety Department.
o Client is a member of the American Chemistry Council's Responsible Care ® (RC) program. RC is our industry's commitment to the health and safety of our employees, the communities in which we operate and the environment as a whole.

Every client employee is responsible for maintaining RC compliance in their area of influence. The Facilities Department for the Southfield Site has a substantial role in RC, including:

• A heartfelt safety-first mindset

• Thorough documentation, reporting and record retention for all operations

• Adherence to global, regional, and local SOPs and regulatory standards

• Issuance or approval of Safe Work Permits and support of SWP program annual reviews as well as on-the-job inspections of contractor performance

• Detailed tracking and maintenance of safety devices (e.g. oxygen monitors, pressure relief valves)

• Proper usage, cleaning, and storage of Personal Protective Equipment.
Qualifications
o General knowledge in the operation and maintenance and of an industrial building including fire suppression and monitoring systems, electrical, plumbing, compressed gas systems, steam boilers, HVAC, etc...
o Understanding of cal/OSHA and EPA touchpoints (e.g. roof work, hot work, confined space work, and spill prevention requirements).
o Experience in a laboratory setting preferred.
o Able to carry safely 50 lbs. (e.g. too dump bags of salt into brine tanks).