Part Time Maintenance Repair Technician

Essential Functions

• Receives work orders, orders parts and performs repairs as needed.
• Prioritizes tasks to be performed.
• Utilizes skills as a mechanic to repair autos, diesel engines, small motors, transmissions and hydraulics.
• Utilizes skills as a plumber to work with copper, black iron, PVC, leaded joints and pro press.
• Utilizes carpentry skills to build walls, install doors, windows, locks, door closures and seating.
• Utilizes masonry skills to create sidewalks, perform curb and block repairs. Performs drywall work.
• Drives forklifts, street cleaner, Zamboni, snow removal equipment and 5-ton trucks with air brakes.
• Performs repairs on icemakers.
• Does welding with ark welder, mig/tig welder, gas welding, cutting plastic and aluminum, and using a plasma cutter.
• Operates skid steers, large 5-yard loaders, and various pieces of rental equipment as needed.
• Performs all other duties as assigned, including overtime as required.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED
• Three years welding experience
• Universal Refrigeration certification a plus; willing to work obtain this certification
• Experience with door closure repair, sentronic doors and fire systems; classes in door closure repair preferred
• Mobile air conditioning experience to maintain and repair auto and truck air conditioning, mobile air conditioning
• Experience with carpentry, masonry, plumbing and car/truck repair
• Computer experience with Microsoft Office programs
• Valid Driver’s License for driving County owned trucks and other vehicles; CDL-B preferred

Difficulty Of Work

• The Maintenance Repair Technician has the ability and skill to use a variety of equipment and machinery and has the ability to plan and prioritize work to complete tasks and projects on time.
• The work performed can be complex and varied when maintaining and repairing equipment.

Responsibility

• The Maintenance Repair Technician works with considerable independence from supervisory controls.
• Instructions are general.
• Technical manuals and work precedents may be modified to be practically applied and has the authority to deviate from instructions with prior approval and make decisions and judgments affecting quality and adequacy of work when performing a wide variety of building, vehicle and equipment maintenance and repairs.

Personal Work Relationships

• The Maintenance Repair Technician has frequent communication with other County employees, Coliseum employees and the general public when maintaining and repairing equipment and facilities throughout the Memorial Coliseum and Expo Center.

Working Conditions

• The Maintenance Repair Technician works in an arena facility requiring standing, walking, pushing, pulling and lifting up to 90 lbs., squatting, crawling, and climbing stairs, ladders and some uneven surfaces.
• Also reaching parallel and overhead and repetitive hand motion, grasping, holding and finger dexterity.
• The Maintenance Repair Technician also does some typing, writing and reading, with attention to detail visual inspection, eye/hand coordination and speaking.
• Exposure to temperature extremes, dust, some fumes, chemicals, gases and dangerous equipment, operating cars/trucks with manual/auto shift forklift and other equipment.

Supervision

• None

Licensing

• Valid Driver’s License to operate equipment and vehicles (CDL-B license preferred)
• Universal Refrigerant Certification (must be able to obtain within one year of hire)