Description
Job Summary:
The Building Maintenance and Repair Technician performs repairs and maintenance on facilities, equipment, and office furniture.
Key Highlights:
1. Comprehensive repairs and maintenance of buildings and equipment.
2. Extensive knowledge of electrical systems, plumbing, and construction.
3. Opportunity to work independently or as part of a team.
Position Summary:
The Building Maintenance and Repair Technician performs repairs and maintenance activities on facilities, equipment, and office furniture.
Responsibilities:
* Paints interior and exterior walls and details finishes.
* Performs minor repairs on parking lots and sidewalks using concrete.
* Constructs, repairs, and installs glass windows, countertops, cabinets, benches, partitions, floors, doors, etc.
* Replaces damaged ceiling tiles, floor tiles, and wall claddings.
* Performs repairs and installation of drywall and finishing work.
* Installs and repairs ABS, PVC, copper, and galvanized pipes.
* Performs installations and modifications, and repairs of metal ductwork for dust collection, smoke extraction, and vapor exhaust systems.
* Installs and repairs plumbing fixtures and maintains related services, including replacing parts and repairing pipes, etc.
* Conducts preventive maintenance routines on dock levelers and dock curtains.
* Operates equipment to test functionality, changes oil, inspects batteries, and performs lubrication and preventive maintenance.
* Assists in developing and implements preventive maintenance programs for industrial equipment or instruments.
* Prepares requisitions for required spare parts and materials.
* Prepares and operates welding equipment to weld or cut metal parts as specified in drawings, diagrams, or work orders.
* Maintains an appropriate inventory of materials and spare parts according to assigned responsibilities.
* Possesses the skill and knowledge to operate elevators and forklifts.
* Possesses the skill and knowledge to use Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) systems.
* Maintains and repairs buildings and electrical systems, including replacement of worn or defective components such as switches, fixtures, and fuses.
* Replaces worn or damaged components such as hoses, wiring, and belts on equipment, utility vehicles, forklifts, and elevators; also performs preventive maintenance on these items.
* Inspects completed work for compliance with drawing specifications and standards.
* Evaluates projects and reports any potential issues to the supervisor.
* Performs maintenance on dust collectors, including conveyor belts, bearings, motors, controls, and work in confined spaces.
* Inspects, repairs, and maintains functional components of mechanical equipment and machinery such as pumps, compressors, motors, etc., using hand tools, pulleys, bench vices, drills, grinders, rotary hammers, etc.
* Disassembles and replaces internal combustion engines, electric pumps, generators, transmissions, clutches, etc.
* Diagnoses and resolves electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic issues within the facility.
Qualifications:
Other Requirements: Knowledge and proficiency in using tools commonly employed in residential, commercial, and/or industrial maintenance, with the ability to interpret instructions for using necessary materials such as cleaners, primers, paints, lubricants, etc.
Capable of identifying hazardous situations in their tasks and knows how to properly use personal protective equipment related to those tasks. Capable of preparing written reports of completed activities, as well as situations requiring follow-up for resolution.
Proficient in using specialized tools with basic knowledge of carpentry, electricity, and/or plumbing.
Possesses knowledge of commonly used materials in cleaning, construction, and repair of walls, floors, roofs, access points, green areas, and various installations typically found in our facilities.
Capable of working independently or collaboratively with minimal supervision, able to resolve problems as they arise and escalate them to supervision when required. **Education**: High school diploma or technical program certification. **Experience**: Minimum of 3–5 years of experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
**Computer Skills**: Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite and ability to learn new computer software.
**Other Requirements**: Experience with medium- and low-voltage electrical systems. Employee must be capable of operating scissor lifts up to 20 feet in height and climbing stairs up to a height of 10 feet.