Maintenance Technician

The Maintenance Technician will:

Position Title: Maintenance Technician

Reports To: Director of Facilities and Operations

Status: Full-Time, Non-Exempt

Schedule: Tuesday-Saturday, 7:30am – 3:30pm; Rotating on-call coverage for emergencies, evenings, and weekends as assigned

Position Summary:

The Maintenance Technician is a skilled trades position responsible for the operation, maintenance, repair, and preventive care of all BMPC buildings, mechanical systems, electrical systems, safety systems, and associated infrastructure across a large multi-building church campus, including public facilities and residential manses. This role is essential to maintaining safe, reliable, and well-functioning facilities that support worship, education, ministry programs, and residential housing for pastoral staff. This is not a custodial position. It is a skilled tradesman position requiring technical knowledge, hands-on problem solving, and independent decision-making.

Preventive & Proactive Maintenance (Primary Focus)

The Maintenance Technician will develop and execute preventive maintenance activities including, but not limited to:

HVAC systems:

• Routine inspections
• Filter changes
• Belt replacements
• Monitoring system performance
• Identifying early warning signs of failure
• Coordination with HVAC contractors as needed
• Monitoring BAS controls
• Seasonal HVAC checkups on residential properties

Humidification systems:

• Regular inspection and adjustment
• Monitoring humidity in worship spaces and pianos
• Ensuring proper operation to protect organs

Building Automation Systems (BAS):

• Basic troubleshooting
• Monitoring system notifications and alarms
• Working with vendors to address issues

Lighting systems:

• Bulb and ballast replacement
• Fixture repairs
• Ensuring consistent lighting levels in public spaces
• Ensuring scene times on dimmers and exterior lights are on schedule
• Minor electrical upgrades

Plumbing systems:

• Inspection of valves, drains, and fixtures
• Routine Inspection of commercial dishwasher
• Early detection of leaks
• Preventive drain maintenance

Roof and building envelope:

• Visual inspections for leaks or damage
• Gutter cleaning
• Identifying potential water intrusion risks
• Reporting concerns to Director of Facilities

Safety systems:

• Support inspections of fire alarms, extinguishers, and emergency lighting
• Assist vendors during safety system testing

Repairs & Troubleshooting

The Maintenance Technician will respond to and resolve maintenance issues across campus, including:

Plumbing:

• Fixing leaks
• Replacing fixtures
• Clearing minor clogs
• Repairing damaged pipes

Electrical:

• Replacing switches and outlets
• Troubleshooting lighting issues
• Minor electrical repairs within code and competence
• Doors, locks, and access systems:
• Repairing door hardware
• Adjusting door closers
• Maintaining locks
• Working with electronic access control systems and related software

Carpentry and general building repair:

• Framing repairs
• Cabinet adjustments
• Trim work
• Minor structural repairs

Drywall and painting:

• Patching holes
• Repairing damaged walls
• Touch-up and finish painting

Grounds & Exterior Support

• Sidewalk trip hazards
• Minor concrete repairs
• Exterior lighting issues
• Basic landscaping support when needed
• Snow/ice response during emergencies

Event & Ministry Support

• Provide quick-turn repairs during events
• Address unexpected facility issues during programs
• Work closely with Facilities Manager to ensure spaces are functional
• Respond to urgent issues that impact worship or ministry activities

Vendor & Contractor Coordination

• Provide access to buildings and mechanical rooms
• Assist vendors as needed
• Monitor work for quality and alignment with church needs
• Communication of progress or concerns to Facilities Director

Work Orders & Documentation

• Complete assigned work orders in a timely manner
• Document completed repairs as required
• Communicate status updates on ongoing issues

Required Qualifications

• 3–5 years experience in building maintenance, facilities, or a skilled trade
• Demonstrated working knowledge of Plumbing, Electrical Systems, HVAC Systems, Humidification Systems, Building Automation Systems (BAS), and Carpentry/General Construction
• Lift up to 50 pounds
• Climb ladders and work at heights
• Stand, kneel, bend, and reach overhead
• Work in tight mechanical spaces
• Work outdoors in heat, cold, rain, and snow
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
• Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills
• Ability to prioritize competing maintenance needs
• Valid driver’s license
• Universal HVAC Certification

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in:

• Commercial facilities
• Residential properties
• Schools
• Churches or institutional buildings
• Familiarity with large mechanical systems
• Basic computer skills for:
• Email
• Digital work orders
• Online maintenance platforms

Benefits:

• 403(b)
• Dental insurance
• Disability insurance
• Flexible spending account
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Vision insurance

Work Location: In person