Maintenance Worker

Job Title

Maintenance Technician

Duties

Performs a variety of maintenance, custodial, and repair jobs to include electronic door entry system assets, simple carpentry, plumbing, painting, maintenance repair of the lodging operation.

Replaces light bulbs, light fixtures, electric outlets, light switches & ceiling fan light kits, etc. Changes AC air filters as needed.

Inspects and performs minor repairs on lodging equipment, that will include Plumbing duties, i.e., unclog drains, toilets, showers, replace rusted above ground pipes, and fixtures.

Informs supervisor of major problems.

Paints indoor and outdoor surfaces and structures; i.e. walls, floors, doors, and door frames.

Performs various types of uncomplicated wood work, furniture repairs drapery and blind installation and removal. Replaces broken and torn screens, performs repairs on windows and frames as required.

Repairs and performs maintenance on small equipment and appliances to include hand tools, vacuums, irons, carpet shampooers, weedeaters, small lawn mowers, etc. Uses manual and gas/electrical tools; i.e. hedgers, clippers, and blowers.

Accomplishes landscaping/ground keeping tasks to ensure trees, shrubs, plants are waters, pruned, trimmed and applying ice control material to entrance of buildings, shoveling/plowing snow, picking up litter throughout season.

Ensures grounds remain attractive and professional throughout the season.

Investigates any reported maintenance issues to ascertain cause and take corrective action.

Works independently, plans work day accordingly with little or no supervision. Completes and maintains applicable work logs.

Operates vehicles weighting up to 10,000 pounds, completes Air Force Form 1800 and maintain vehicles in accordance with established guidelines. Manages scheduled vehicle preventative maintenance service program for all lodging vehicles.

Uses and maintains tools and equipment, maintains bench stock levels of parts, materials, tools, etc. at prescribed levels.

Utilizes hand and power tools such as drills, power saws, routers, and standard hand tools. Performs all monthly facility safety self-inspections requirements; i.e. fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and exit signs.

Counts and sorts dirty linens for contractor pickup, counts and distributes clean linens and acts as the Quality Assurance Evaluator for the Linen Contractor. Conducts monthly inventory of all linen. Provides replacement linen counts to management for ordering to maintain a minimum 4 par stock level on all linen. Maintains and files all linen inventory counts (monthly) and contractors' invoices for a 2 year period.

Others duties as assigned.