Maintenance Technician

Under general supervision, a general building maintenance technician performs a variety of routine and skilled maintenance and repair tasks on campus facilities and infrastructure across multiple trades utilizing power and hand tools.  Technician is responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting, diagnosis and repair of general building systems.  Duties include routine plumbing repairs such as unplugging toilets and drains, replacing plumbing fixtures, routine electrical repairs such as replacing receptacles, replacing light bulbs, light fixtures, performing routing carpentry work such as installing doors, door hardware, door closers, door stops, cleaning and sealing roofs, gutters, clearing downspouts, making roof repairs, building and installing window screens, installing appliances such as refrigerators and ranges,  Changing HVAC filters, performing drywall repairs and painting, installing ceiling tile and grid, flooring and floor covering repairs and replacement,  and hanging white boards, TV monitors, pictures and bulletin boards.  Preparing classrooms for classes.  Preparing residence halls for occupancy.  All work completed in accordance with all applicable safety standards.  Facilitate periodic preventive maintenance inspections and repairs.  Assist in various special event set-ups and breakdown and snow and ice removal during the winter months.

Qualifications

• 5 years of experience in general building or facilities maintenance or in the building trades to perform the duties assigned to this position and skilled in proper and safe use of tools, materials and equipment common to the trade.
• Principles of carpentry, plumbing, painting and electrical work.
• Principles of heating, ventilation and cooling systems.
• Occupational hazards and standard safety practices.
• Valid Arizona Driver’s License and clean MVD driving record and the ability to operate campus vehicles and equipment in a safe, responsible manner
• Ability to use computer tablet to input work order service details in to the CMMS system
• Must be able to lift heavy objects weighing between 50-80 pounds
• Ability to remain awake and alert throughout the assigned work shift
• Climb ladders at 12’ minimum, operate man lift to heights of 30’ and climb extension ladders
• Comply with job related OSHA standards
• Knowledgeable in the proper operation of equipment, hand tools, power tools related to construction and ability to operate them.
• Operate small and/or large power driven equipment and tools related to construction
• Be able to walk over rough, uneven, rocky surfaces
• Be able to work in a variety of weather conditions while performing work.
• Ability to work independently.
• Understand and follow oral and written instructions.
• Must be able to carry a two-way radio and wear earpiece to maintain contact with the Department Administration, to call in and report any problems and to receive messages.