Maintenance Supervisor

Job Description

Job Description

Under the direct supervision of the Operations Manager. The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of the maintenance staff. Develops departmental goals,

objectives, standards of performance, and policies and procedures in accordance with all

the required guidelines and to ensure compliance with standards that will provide an

optimal environment. Establishes and implements preventive maintenance program to

meet licensing and code requirements. Responsible for a wide variety of skilled

maintenance duties in and around the facility.

Performs routine and non-routine activities of the Maintenance Department as

required. May directly supervise one or more employees. Works as a team member

with other maintenance staff throughout BHS.

Instructs, trains, supervises and evaluates maintenance staff and client workers in the use of equipment and work methods as necessary.

Performs installations, services and repairs. Carries out special projects.

Determines if tasks can be carried out by in-house maintenance staff. Recommends

use of outside services only when necessary. Orders various supplies, parts, and materials as needed.

Supervises and/or performs other varied maintenance duties including but not limited

to: plasters walls and ceilings; plunges toilets and drains when necessary; repairs

beds; services and repairs exhaust fans; maintains floor machines; replaces fan belts

or adjusts as necessary; maintenance & repair of heating & cooling systems; inspects

and safety checks dietary equipment; checks draft gauges on air handling systems; solders, brazes and welds as needed; installs and repairs locks on doors; checks vehicles.

Behavioral Health Services oversees behavioral health systems, ensuring compliance with state/federal regulations (Medi-Cal, DHCS) for mental health and substance use disorder programs. T

Company Description

Behavioral Health Services oversees behavioral health systems, ensuring compliance with state/federal regulations (Medi-Cal, DHCS) for mental health and substance use disorder programs. T