Building Maintenance Technician II

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Perform general building maintenance and repairs.
• Maintain, diagnose, and repair various mechanical components: pumps, gearboxes, and chain drives; generators, welders, foggers, power washer etc.; conveyor systems; air compressors.
• Maintain, diagnose, and repair plumbing systems such as drains, faucets, valves, and lines.
• Maintain and repair single phase electrical fixtures such as ballasts, lights, switches, and outlets under 480V.
• Maintain, diagnose and repair wound spring assisted doors including tracks, rollers, guides, latches, lift springs and seals.
• Maintain diagnose and repair dock levelers and their components such as pneumatic lift bags, HVLP air blowers, tension adjusters and latch bar assemblies.
• Use basic carpentry and painting skills to: hang sheetrock, suspend acoustical ceilings, floor covering repairs and concrete repairs; fix walls, floors, and doors including dock doors.
• Repair and maintain damaged rack systems including the installation of Mack Rack repair kits.
• Understand and repair hydraulic systems such as hydraulic pumps, cylinders, pressure switches, timer relays, cardboard balers, and trash compactors.
• Understand and repair facility fire systems and their layout, controls, and alarm systems.
• Operate heavy equipment such as tuggers, pallet jacks, and any other motorized equipment within the facility.
• Functionally use the work order tracking software in association with work orders and assignments.
• Understand and follow facility specific as well as industry standard safety regulations.
• Responsible for following all food safety procedures established by the site.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or general education degree (GED).
• 2-3 years of general repair work experience.
• Valid driver’s license and appropriate motor vehicle record preferred.

Additional Preferred Skills And Abilities

• Experience in the use of hand and power tools such as circular saw, reciprocating saw, drills and impacts, rotary hammer drill, chop saw, table saw, and drill press.
• Knowledge of pneumatic linear actuators, limit switches, photo-eyes, compact pneumatic valving, heating coils, and thermal snap discs etc.
• Basic understanding of hydraulic systems such as hydraulic pumps, cylinders, pressure switches, timer relays, cardboard balers, and trash compactors.
• Functional knowledge necessary to weld and fabricate parts, components, and brackets out of steel.
• Mechanical knowledge of repairing: pumps, gearboxes, and chain drives; generators, welders, power washer etc.; conveyor systems.
• Working knowledge of both wet and dry pre-action systems and their components including but not limited to: Pressurized pneumatic supervisory system, Deluge, wall indicator, and post indictor valves, Electric and diesel fire pump.
• Ability to assess the system based on information displayed on fire panels.
• Ability to multitask through various projects and work orders.