Facilities Maintenance Worker I​/II

Facilities Maintenance Worker Positions

Facilities Maintenance Worker I (V17) - $4,926.83 - $5,997.81 per month

Facilities Maintenance Worker II (V19) - $5,181.09 - $6,612.63 per month

Definition:
Under moderate supervision, performs basic tasks in the construction, alteration, maintenance and repair of City buildings, facilities and equipment and performs related duties as assigned.

This is the entry-level class in the Facility Maintenance series. These positions report to the Public Works Supervisor (Facilities) and receive daily guidance as to the work assignments to be completed. The Facilities Maintenance Worker I differs from Facility Maintenance Worker II class in that the employees in this classification tend to perform more routine facilities maintenance and repair tasks. These positions require lesser skill in the range of equipment used and have less specialized knowledge of the occupational trades and problem-solving procedures.

The position may assist Facilities Maintenance Worker II positions and the Facilities Maintenance Supervisor with larger scale maintenance jobs.

This is the fully qualified journey-level class in the Facility Maintenance series. This class differs from lower-level classes given its broader knowledge of occupational trades, the complexity of assigned projects, independence of action that is exercised, and the non-routine and non-recurring nature of most assignments. This classification reports to the Public Works Supervisor (Facilities) and may provide technical assistance to the Facility Maintenance Worker I in completing assignments.

Facilities Maintenance Worker I:

• Handles the more routine and/or minor building maintenance duties such as painting, plastering, tile and carpeting work, window installation, roof repairs, and other related duties; repairs basic plumbing fixtures at facility rest rooms and picnic shelters; operates power auger to clear drains; assists with the installation of new pipes or drains as necessary; maintains equipment such as motors, lighting circuits, timers, clocks, and other power equipment;
  
  replaces switches, outlets, breakers, fuses, and wiring; replaces light bulbs; installs security fencing and gates; repairs locks, handles, and other security mechanisms; performs basic carpentry tasks as assigned; repairs benches, tables, bleachers, stages, signs, walls, window frames, and door hangings; requests materials or equipment needed and maintains work records; may operate a variety of motorized vehicles and perform utility duties such as loading and unloading of materials and supplies;
  
  responds to emergency call-out work and assists other departments as needed.

Facilities Maintenance Worker II:

• Performs a variety of building maintenance duties including painting, plastering, drywall, tile installation and repair, carpet and floor covering installation, roofing and gutter repair, and other related duties; repairs a full range of plumbing fixtures at facility rest rooms and picnic shelters; operates power auger to clear drains; installs new pipes or drains as necessary; and maintains pumping systems; troubleshoots and repairs electrical problems;
  
  repairs electrical appliances and fixtures at building and field locations; repairs, installs and maintains equipment such as motors, lighting circuits, timers, clocks, and other power equipment; repairs or replaces switches, outlets, breakers, fuses, and wiring; replaces light bulbs; and performing related electrical and maintenance work on stages, ball fields, and tennis courts; installs security fencing and gates; repairs locks, handles, and other security mechanisms;
  
  fabricates security gates, locks, and chains as necessary; maintains heating, refrigeration, and ventilation units; troubleshoots and repairs units as necessary; performs a variety of carpentry duties as assigned; constructs and/or repairs benches, tables, bleachers, office furniture, stages, signs, walls, window frames, and door hangings; performs masonry tasks; performs cement, plaster, or brick work; estimates and requisitions materials and supplies for assigned projects;
  
  orders equipment needed and maintains work records; operates a variety of motorized vehicles and performs utility duties such as loading, hauling, and unloading of materials and supplies; responds to emergency call-out work and assists other departments as needed.

Any combination of training, education and experience which demonstrates an ability to perform the duties of the position.

Education/

Experience:

• Facilities Maintenance Worker I:
  Graduation from high school or G.E.D., or equivalent. Six (6) months to one (1) year experience in the general building trades. Additional training and vocational certification in building trades is desirable.
• Facilities Maintenance Worker II:
  Graduation from high school or G.E.D., or equivalent. Three (3) years of experience in…