Senior Maintenance Technician

Major Duties And Responsibilities

• Coordinate and perform preventive maintenance and repairs of the building facility utility equipment including split systems, exhaust fans, A/C units (roof tops/package units), chillers, boilers, pumps, piping systems, chilled water system, reheat hot water, vacuum system, fire detection and suppression systems, plumbing systems, generator and building automated system (BAS).
• Care for new installs, repairs, PM's and recording on all medical equipment.
• Coordinate projects, new installations, inspections and repairs of equipment with contractors.
• Manage and maintain security access to all remote sites and maintain all activities of hazardous materials.
• Work with design/installation teams to ensure proper coordination and confirm compliance with deliverables, contract drawings, codes and standards.
• Perform maintenance tasks such as carpentry, painting, fixture replacements, locks, windows, doors and floors.

Compliance, Policy, and Procedure

• Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Preventative Maintenance Procedures (PMPs).
• Aid Facilities director with creating and implementing procedures for Environment of Care (EOC) and Emergency Management (EM), and maintaining all with documentations.
• Determine and implement appropriate procedures to ensure high reliability for all sites critical systems.
• Ensure operational compliance within the areas of JAHCO, HRSA and company policies and procedures.

Communication

• Provide technical support/training to the facility team members.
• Member of the CBHC’s Environment of Care Team.
• Provide support to group project teams.
• Project task involves creating, reviewing drawings/ specifications and providing design input.
• Member of the Emergency Response Team for all sites.
• Train safety officers on emergency protocols tailored for each site.

Education And/Or Experience

• A High School Diploma (or equivalency); college experience preferred but not required.
• At least (5) years of hands-on experience as a facilities technician in a fast-paced facilities management environment, including a minimum of (1) year in a supervisory or quasi-supervisory facilities position.
• Knowledge of (or ability to quickly learn) Joint Commission and Medicare certification requirements; general knowledge of building, electrical, life safety codes; ability to diagnose MEP equipment and recommend corrective repair strategies.
• Must have knowledge of Infection Control and Standard Precautions, as well as Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens.
• Knowledge of the standards, codes, and regulations pertaining to the construction, and maintenance of structures and facilities in order to meet all job-relevant standards related to OSHA, Fire, Safety and Utilities, Security, Emergency preparedness, and codes.