Senior Painting Specialist

Definition

To perform diversified activities related to the maintenance of buildings, specifically concentrated on coatings, wall coverings and sealants, and wall repairs in preparation for coatings; develop and maintain computerized files, including work orders, supplies and parts inventories as assigned.

• Receives direct supervision from the Maintenance Operations Manager. Receives general direction from the Executive Director of Capital Projects and Maintenance.
• Exercises direct supervision over painting staff.

--Essential and other important responsibilities and duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:

• To perform skilled work in the maintenance, painting, wallcovering, caulking, inspection and repair of buildings and equipment.
• Perform maintenance tasks with concentration on painting and caulking.
• Work cooperatively with other departments to achieve and maintain a strong customer service environment.
• Supervise CFCC Maintenance Tech I personnel, contract personnel, and temporary personnel to complete painting projects with satisfactory production and high quality control. Lead a crew of painters.
• Troubleshoot problems in building and equipment and effect repairs.
• Maintain inventories.
• Keep complete and accurate records of repairs and equipment.
• Perform duties as assigned to Maintenance Technician II.
• Help in preparing the physical arrangement of special activities.
• To use mature judgment in applying rules and regulations.
• To assist in setting up equipment, tables, chairs, etc. for special events.
• To eliminate any situation which may be hazardous to students, employees and visitors.
• To serve on college committees when requested.
• Mastery of appropriate computer and smartphone skills.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Lift and move heavy objects up to at least 50 lbs. with or without assistance. (Objects will at times be elevated from floor level to above the shoulder.)
• Manipulate hand and power tools, wire cables and all types of structural tools and equipment.
• Frequently climb ladders and stairs.
• Perform installation and repair functions for up to eight hours a day.
• Bend, crouch and maneuver body in tight, cramped quarters.
• Move quickly from one campus location to another to perform maintenance tasks.

• Basic tools, materials and terminology used in painting, and wall repairs.
• All types of coatings, wall coverings, gypsum board and plaster techniques/materials and sealants.
• Methods and practices followed in the maintenance of buildings, machines and equipment.
• Fire and safety procedures and practices.
• Familiarity with MSDS of products used in the performance of the job.
• Safety awareness and hazard communication.

• Perform skilled work in painting, wallcovering, wall repairs and caulking.
• Work independently.
• Analyze problems and effectively correct them.
• Provide positive, innovative and effective customer service.
• Read, write and comprehend standard and computer print, blueprints, schematics and detail as-built drawings for all crafts.
• Communicate effectively with management, customers, vendors and staff.
• Exercise initiative and good judgment. Recognize and practice safety precaution in hazardous and industrial situations.
• Occasionally work beyond normal hours, including weekends, and in inclement weather conditions.

• Making observations
• Communicating with others
• Reading and writing
• Operating assigned equipment and vehicles
• Handling varied tasks simultaneously

• Walking, standing or sitting for extended periods of time
• Lifting, stooping, climbing, bending and carrying heavy materials up to 70 lbs
• Operating and maintaining assigned equipment
• Working outdoors and in adverse weather conditions

• Making sound decisions
• Answering/responding to questions
• Demonstrating intellectual capabilities
• Communicate clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing

• High School Diploma or equivalent

• Four years of combined journeyman level maintenance experience in two of…