Maintenance Technician
About the role
The equipment that runs a Whistle site is complex, constantly moving, and genuinely interesting. We will teach you everything. A Whistle Express site runs on complex, constantly moving equipment. The tunnels, vacuum systems, chemical dispensers, conveyors, and mechanical infrastructure that power the guest experience are sophisticated - and keeping them running at peak performance is one of the most critical jobs in the company. As a Maintenance Technician, you are the reason the site does not go down. You diagnose problems fast, fix them right, and leave things better than you found them. You will cover multiple sites across your market, which means no two days look the same, and the work is always real. No degree required. Just mechanical curiosity and a willingness to go deep. We will build the rest.
Responsibilities
- Diagnosing and fixing mechanical, electrical, and plumbing problems; repairing or replacing defective parts.
- Conducting routine checks, servicing equipment, and performing scheduled upkeep to prevent breakdowns.
- Monitoring and maintaining HVAC, electrical, and other building systems.
- Regularly inspecting equipment and facilities to ensure safety and code compliance.
- Keeping detailed records of maintenance activities and repairs.
- Promptly responding to urgent maintenance requests.
- Managing spare parts and tools.
Skills
- Technical Skills: Proficiency with hand/power tools, diagnostics, and repair of various systems (mechanical, electrical, plumbing).
- Problem-Solving: Strong ability to identify issues and find effective solutions.
- Attention to Detail: Crucial for thorough inspections and accurate repairs.
- Physical Ability: Capable of physical tasks required for maintenance work.
- Communication: Effectively collaborating with teams and documenting work.
Qualifications
- Education: High school diploma or GED required; relevant certifications or trade experience are a strong plus.
Pay
Base Pay Range $18.70 - $33.40
Schedule
Can work in multiple locations across a geographic market; may involve regular shifts, evenings, weekends, or on-call duty for emergencies.