Facilities Support Technician F1

Facilities Support Technician (F1 - Part Time)

The Facilities Support Technician assists in maintaining a clean, functional, and organized campus environment with a particular focus on housing areas, learning spaces, and event readiness. This entry-level position supports the department's operational goals by performing basic maintenance tasks, responding to service needs, and ensuring spaces are aligned with the Showcase Ready Campaign standards. This teammate plays a critical role in daily campus support while gaining experience in facilities operations.

Specific Duties and Responsibilities:

• Respond to service requests involving minor repairs, general maintenance, and housekeeping support.
• Assist with housing inspections and preventive maintenance rounds under supervision.
• Perform light bulb changes, minor furniture repairs, and general cleanup tasks.
• Set up or reset rooms and outdoor spaces for events or academic use.
• Help maintain organized mechanical and storage spaces.
• Report unsafe conditions or needed repairs to supervisor.
• Maintain compliance with safety procedures and PPE usage.
• Support Showcase Ready Campaign efforts through daily cleaning, organizing, and visual management.

Other Duties:

• May assist with weekend events or evening shift coverage as needed.
• Participate in campus move-in/out support, deep clean projects, or seasonal tasks.

Leadership Requirements:

• Follow supervisor direction with consistency and professionalism.
• Communicate clearly when tasks are complete or when help is needed.
• Represent the department well during interactions with students or staff.

Personal Characteristics:

• Teachable, positive, and responsible.
• Willing to learn and contribute to a larger team effort.
• Detail-oriented with a pride in completing tasks to standard.

Essential Traits, Abilities & Skills:

• Able to use hand tools and cleaning equipment.
• Strong work ethic and a willingness to follow instructions.
• Physically capable of lifting up to 50 lbs and working on foot for extended periods.

Knowledge:

• Basic understanding of safety practices and facilities protocols.
• Familiarity with campus layout and room naming conventions (can be trained on the job).

Education:

• High school diploma or GED preferred.

Experience:

• No formal facilities experience required; prior labor or maintenance work is a plus.

Extent of Public Contact:

• Moderate; may interact with students, faculty, and event guests during shifts.

Physical Demands:

• Frequent lifting, bending, walking, and manual work indoors and outdoors.

Direct Reports:

• None.