Facilities Technician/Maintenance Technician I

Maintenance Technician

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct routine maintenance: Performs basic maintenance tasks on equipment and machinery following standard operating procedures.
• Troubleshoot equipment issues: Identifies and resolves straightforward mechanical problems using established methods and tools.
• Maintain maintenance records: Documents maintenance activities and updates logs to ensure accurate tracking of work performed.
• Assist senior technicians: Supports experienced mechanics by providing assistance during complex maintenance and repair projects.
• Ensure safety compliance: Follows safety guidelines and procedures to maintain a safe working environment during all maintenance activities.
• Prioritize and respond promptly to urgent maintenance and safety issues.
• General building maintenance tasks, examples including patching and painting walls, building and repairing furniture and cabinetry, repairing door hardware and flooring, moving equipment, setting up meetings, etc.
• Light plumbing tasks, examples including faucet/fixture repair/replacement (sinks, toilets, showers, drains, valves), air hose fabrication, piping system replacement, repair, and installation.
• Grounds tasks to maintain and beautify the exterior building and landscaping.
• Light HVAC tasks, examples including replacing belts and filters, adjusting thermostats, and cleaning coils.
• Light electrical tasks such as replacing bulbs, ballasts, and electrical switches and outlets.
• Inspect, maintain and test life safety systems such as emergency lights, fire extinguishers, exit signs.
• Conduct routing inspections of property and report deficiencies

Key Skills:

• Mechanical aptitude: Proficient in operating and maintaining machinery and equipment according to standard procedures.
• Preventive maintenance: Skilled in performing routine maintenance tasks to ensure optimal equipment functionality.
• Troubleshooting: Capable of identifying and resolving straightforward mechanical issues using established guidelines.
• Technical documentation: Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, blueprints, and schematics effectively.
• Safety compliance: Knowledgeable in adhering to safety protocols and regulations to maintain a safe work environment.
• Team collaboration: Effectively communicates and collaborates with team members to achieve maintenance objectives.
• Operational procedures: Familiarity with standard operating procedures for maintenance tasks and equipment handling.
• Tool handling: Proficient in using hand and power tools required for maintenance activities.
• Time management: Efficiently manages time to complete maintenance tasks within designated schedules.
• Quality assurance: Ensures all maintenance work meets quality standards and contributes to overall work excellence.