Maintenance Mechanic II - Full Time

Essential Functions

• Perform maintenance and engineering work order requests as assigned.
• Repair and overhaul Clinic equipment as directed.
• Perform a variety of technical, preventative maintenance tasks such as light bulb and ceiling tile changing, minor electrical, plumbing and other routine mechanical repairs.
• Complete work as assigned by the Facilities Coordinator in a prompt and timely manner.
• Supports building management system control management function as assigned
• Performs fire and life safety door hardware and fires/smoke door preventative maintenance activities
• Supports carpentry function up to and including fabrication and refinishing work
• Performs drywall repairs and minor painting
• Responds to and corrects minor plumbing and fixture repairs and services
• Supports first eyes on HVAC troubleshooting when assigned
• Has basic electrical testing and repair responsibility
• Affords assistance to other trades in completing assignments and projects and special details.
• Ensures that all Watson Clinic facilities are well maintained and safe and in compliance with OSHA standards.
• Follows standard safety practices including lock out tag out, personal protection equipment, hearing protection, haz material handling, bio medical waste, and ladder safety
• Supports the fire response team (Code Red)
• Has familiarity or roll in the event of a declared emergency and or a color code.
• Performs other duties as assigned

Requirements

• Required Education and Experience: High School graduate or equivalent. Specialized vocational training in maintenance filed a plus. Completion of technical courses in electrical, plumbing and mechanical air handling equipment, or 5 to 7 years proven experience in a maintenance related or equivalent field
• Must possess a general mechanical aptitude and progressive proven skills in mechanical, minor electrical and carpentry trade. Must have experience in using basic maintenance equipment including power saws, electrical drills, grinders, electrical testing devices, etc.
• Preferred Education and Experience: Completion of a 2-year Associate of Science Degree program, or completion of a 2-year vocational program related to building maintenance/ building systems technology
• 3 to 5 years of progressive experience in the building maintenance filed after/or in conjunction with program attendance