Parks Maintenance Technician

Summary
Responsible for performing skilled manual labor tasks for the maintenance, repair, and installation work in assigned division. Responsible for operating heavy equipment, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Technicians require trade-specific knowledge and licenses, may work with greater independence, and may provide training and/or guidance to small team of Park Maintenance Workers.

Pay Range: $17.51 - $21.80 (Depending on qualifications and experience)

Work Schedule: TBD

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Performs general and skilled maintenance, repair, and installation duties in assigned specialty area.

• Operates CDL vehicles, tractors, heavy equipment, and specialty tools.

• Diagnoses and corrects hazards, system failures, and maintenance issues.

• Ensures compliance with (TDA), TCEQ, TAC and other applicable regulatory standards.

• Maintains records, logs, inventories, and work reports.

• Trains and assists Park Maintenance Workers; may act as lead in Crew Leader's absence.

• Operate a city vehicle to assist in carrying out routine maintenance.

Division-Specific Duties and Responsibilities

• Landscape: Maintains ornamental and floral beds, plants/shrubs/trees, applies pesticides/fertilizers, manages beautification projects, completes small irrigation repairs in landscape beds i.e. drip and popup heads.

Minimum Qualifications

• High School Diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (GED)

• 2 years of related experience.

• Valid Class C Texas driver's license

• Athletics, Grounds, Landscape: TDA Pesticide Applicator within six months of hire.

• Aquatics: Certified Pool Operator (CPO) or Aquatic Facility Operator (AFO) within six months of hire.

Physical Requirements & Work Environment
Incumbent will be subjected to frequent standing, walking, bending, kneeling, stooping, lifting, reaching, pulling and pushing, and carrying up to 50 pounds. Work performed outdoors in extreme weather conditions, heat and cold, rain, humidity, wetness, insects. Exposure to dust, noise, fumes, traffic, and hazardous materials. May also be exposed to potential biohazards including trash, animal waste, bloodborne pathogens, and unsanitary conditions in public areas. May work in confined spaces, on ladders up to 12 feet, and near moving mechanical parts.