Maintenance Technician

Core functions

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for solving non-complex maintenance and repair issues related to a building's shell, core, and equipment. The role involves ensuring facilities are in safe operating condition, executing a preventative and reactive maintenance program, and resolving immediate operational and building safety concerns.

Key Accountabilities

• Self-performance of primary preventative (PM’s) & reactive maintenance (RM’s) work orders
• Patch/Painting of walls
• Door/Lock hardware repairs and installation (basic)
• Installation and mounting of building fixtures (TV’s, signs, etc.)
• Maintenance of plumbing (clogs, drains, valves, faucets, fixtures, etc.)
• Safety eyewash/shower inspections and maintenance
• Fire extinguisher inspections
• Overhead lighting bulb replacement
• Roof inspections
• Light snow removal and walkway salting (cold weather regions)
• Building safety inspections
• Kitchen equipment inspections
• Café equipment specialty cleaning
• Shopping tool repairs (casters, handles, etc.)
• HVAC system & water system filter replacements
• Hot/Cold calls
• Proactively mitigate slip, trip, fall hazards
• Effective LOTO (lock out, tag out) compliance
• Ensuring all health and safety requirements are established and followed
• Using CMMS system software for work order management
• Following 5S principles for organization/cleanliness of spaces
• Ordering supplies for PM’s and RM’s as needed
• Documenting all work in the CMMS system
• Conducting frequent equipment rounds and readings
• Escorting and directing site vendors as required
• On-call support to address escalations or emergencies
• Handling customer complaints professionally, appropriately, and in a timely manner

Physical Demands & Work Environment

• Prolonged periods walking or standing
• Able to lift, carry, and place up to 50 pounds at a time
• Must be able to work days, nights, weekends, and/or holidays as needed
• Must be able to bend or stoop frequently
• Must be able to work at heights on mobile or stationary work platforms
• Must be able to operate powered industrial trucks

HSEQ Compliance

All employees must adhere to Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality (HSEQ) policies and procedures to ensure a safe and compliant work environment. This includes following safety protocols, maintaining environmental responsibility, and upholding quality standards in all tasks. Employees are expected to actively participate in HSEQ training and report any potential hazards or compliance concerns.