Facilities Maintenance Technician

The Facilities Maintenance Technician will report to Facilities Manager working in conjunction with the Maintenance Manager. This is a general list of duties that are variable on a daily basis. When there seems to be no Facility work orders pending, the Technician can and will be used for other maintenance duties.

• Parking lot

• Landscaping & Grounds Maint. contracting

• Janitorial Contracting

• Fire Alarm Testing – Office

• Annual Fire System Testing coordination

• Annual insurance inspection (FM Global) ( Maintenance Super and Facilities Maint. combined)

• Fire Chief Inspection ( HSE Mgr., Maintenance Super and Facilities Maint. combined)

• EPACS system – Equipment up keep (access control is still under HSE Mgr. responsibility)

• Office furniture Upkeep requests

• Office Elevator inspections / maint.

• Roof

• Plumbing - Facilities

• Floor/Concrete

• BLDG infrastructure (i.e. columns, siding, floor, etc.) Exterior Painting

• Fire System Testing

• Banbury (i.e. elevator and lift equipment)

• Facility Lighting

• General facility electrical including conduit and running wires

Facilities details:

• The tallest roofing deck is 3 stories or about 90 feet.
• There are weekly walks for inspection, no repair, some minor equipment checks. The EE will coordinate roofing repairs through a third-party vendor.
• The technician will be required to walk on the roof of the building with a buddy. They will not work near enough to the edge (less than 6 feet from edge) to require fall protection in most cases.
• The roof is accessible with mostly ladders and stairs, not commonly by lift but may on occasion.
• No working near roof edges or on elevated platforms without guardrails.
• Regarding electrical work above standard conduit and wire runs, the expectation for this particular role will be 24VAC&DC 120V, 240V, and 277V experience . This would be commonly used voltages for wall outlets and lighting. Individuals with more experience may work on 480V items as well.
• No duties will involve working in confined spaces, but they will involve heights beyond the roof; using scissor and articulating lifts, ladders, etc. Mostly in this case for lighting. Generally, under 30 feet in height.
• Any related certifications such as OSHA 10/30, Fall Protection, Electrical Safety or familiarity with industrial/commercial operations are a plus. The company will provide training as necessary if needed and will likely re-train for their records.

VEVRAA Federal Contractor - priority referral of Protected Veterans requested. An Equal Opportunity Employer - qualified applicants are considered without regards to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, status as a protected veteran, or other characteristics protected by law.