What are the responsibilities and job description for the Facilities Maintenance Techn position at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center?
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Under the general supervision of a senior technician or supervisor, the facilities maintenance technician performs intermediate tasks related to day-to-day inspections, preventative maintenance and repair of buildings and equipment. Functions will include but are not limited to: daily inspections, installations, general maintenance (plumbing, electrical, carpentry, HVAC) and repairs. Responds to emergency situations and evaluates and corrects defects. May assist lower level facilities technicians. Assists other trades as needed; adheres to all safety practices and procedures; cleans and maintains work areas and equipment; attends meetings; properly completes documentation; provides a high level of customer service; communicates to customers, coworkers and supervision via written, electronic and verbal methods and devices; operates department vehicle; performs other duties as assigned. Actively supports our commitment to the university value of acting with integrity and personal accountability to establish a culture of professionalism in the workplace. Shift, hours, days, and/or location are subject to change based on operational need in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement; may work overtime; subject to 24 hour emergency call.
Major Work Characteristics: Ability to: 1) read, understand and update blueprints, schematics and as built drawings, 2) read, understand and apply safety standards and practices (e.g., hazard communication, infection, prevention, lock-out/ tag-out), 3) read, interpret and apply technical manuals and systems specifications, 4) follow applicable trade specific codes, standards and regulations, 5) learn technical skills and apply new knowledge to solve problems, 6) select and use hand, power and machine tools, 7) maintain a clean and safe work environment, 8) add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers; calculate fractions, decimals and percentages; use algebra, geometry and trigonometry, 9) locate, disable and enable electrical disconnects and plumbing shut-offs, 10) instruct others to perform a task, 11) provide guidance and expert advice about technical systems or processes, Skills: 12) problem solving, 13) conflict management (e.g. handle complaints, identify issues and negotiate with others), 14) computer (e.g., data entry, data retrieval, electronic communication, internet searches, navigate and retrieve information from websites, create basic reports using Microsoft Word), 15) customer service (e.g. demonstrate empathy, meet quality standards, actively look for ways to help others), 16) brazing and soldering, 17) planning and prioritizing work, 18) resource management, 19) troubleshooting (e.g. plumbing systems, HVAC/R systems, electrical circuits), Knowledge of: 20) chilled water and hot water systems integration and operation, 21) air flow principles, tools and techniques, 22) relationship of preventive maintenance and equipment life-cycle, 23) building automation systems and controls, 24) AC/DC theory
Minimum Classification Requirements: High school diploma/GED or equivalent combination of education and experience; two years’ experience in general maintenance or equivalent combination of education and experience; obtain the following within the probationary period: valid OSHA 10-hour General Industry Safety and Health card; successful completion of probationary period includes demonstrated competence in each of the identified technical specialties as required for this position’s level of responsibility: carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC/R. May require valid State of Ohio driver license. Desired Qualifications: Associates/technical degree or certificate in skilled trades/maintenance related field; basic understanding of university building design standards (BDS) related to the maintenance and repair of building systems and equipment; basic understanding of the capital project process as managed by FOD Design and Construction Physical Requirements: Must be able to push and pull 70 lbs., distinguish colors, and climb ladders. Unusual Work Conditions: May work in hot, cold, dusty, or dirty environments for an extended period of time. May be required to work in cramped spaces.
Screen reader users may encounter difficulty with the online application. For assistance with applying, please contact hr-accessibleapplication@osu.edu. If you have questions while submitting an application, please review these frequently asked questions.
Thank you for your interest in working at Ohio State.
Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.
The university is an equal opportunity employer, including veterans and disability.
Under the general supervision of a senior technician or supervisor, the facilities maintenance technician performs intermediate tasks related to day-to-day inspections, preventative maintenance and repair of buildings and equipment. Functions will include but are not limited to: daily inspections, installations, general maintenance (plumbing, electrical, carpentry, HVAC) and repairs. Responds to emergency situations and evaluates and corrects defects. May assist lower level facilities technicians. Assists other trades as needed; adheres to all safety practices and procedures; cleans and maintains work areas and equipment; attends meetings; properly completes documentation; provides a high level of customer service; communicates to customers, coworkers and supervision via written, electronic and verbal methods and devices; operates department vehicle; performs other duties as assigned. Actively supports our commitment to the university value of acting with integrity and personal accountability to establish a culture of professionalism in the workplace. Shift, hours, days, and/or location are subject to change based on operational need in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement; may work overtime; subject to 24 hour emergency call.
Major Work Characteristics: Ability to: 1) read, understand and update blueprints, schematics and as built drawings, 2) read, understand and apply safety standards and practices (e.g., hazard communication, infection, prevention, lock-out/ tag-out), 3) read, interpret and apply technical manuals and systems specifications, 4) follow applicable trade specific codes, standards and regulations, 5) learn technical skills and apply new knowledge to solve problems, 6) select and use hand, power and machine tools, 7) maintain a clean and safe work environment, 8) add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers; calculate fractions, decimals and percentages; use algebra, geometry and trigonometry, 9) locate, disable and enable electrical disconnects and plumbing shut-offs, 10) instruct others to perform a task, 11) provide guidance and expert advice about technical systems or processes, Skills: 12) problem solving, 13) conflict management (e.g. handle complaints, identify issues and negotiate with others), 14) computer (e.g., data entry, data retrieval, electronic communication, internet searches, navigate and retrieve information from websites, create basic reports using Microsoft Word), 15) customer service (e.g. demonstrate empathy, meet quality standards, actively look for ways to help others), 16) brazing and soldering, 17) planning and prioritizing work, 18) resource management, 19) troubleshooting (e.g. plumbing systems, HVAC/R systems, electrical circuits), Knowledge of: 20) chilled water and hot water systems integration and operation, 21) air flow principles, tools and techniques, 22) relationship of preventive maintenance and equipment life-cycle, 23) building automation systems and controls, 24) AC/DC theory
Minimum Classification Requirements: High school diploma/GED or equivalent combination of education and experience; two years’ experience in general maintenance or equivalent combination of education and experience; obtain the following within the probationary period: valid OSHA 10-hour General Industry Safety and Health card; successful completion of probationary period includes demonstrated competence in each of the identified technical specialties as required for this position’s level of responsibility: carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC/R. May require valid State of Ohio driver license. Desired Qualifications: Associates/technical degree or certificate in skilled trades/maintenance related field; basic understanding of university building design standards (BDS) related to the maintenance and repair of building systems and equipment; basic understanding of the capital project process as managed by FOD Design and Construction Physical Requirements: Must be able to push and pull 70 lbs., distinguish colors, and climb ladders. Unusual Work Conditions: May work in hot, cold, dusty, or dirty environments for an extended period of time. May be required to work in cramped spaces.
Screen reader users may encounter difficulty with the online application. For assistance with applying, please contact hr-accessibleapplication@osu.edu. If you have questions while submitting an application, please review these frequently asked questions.
Thank you for your interest in working at Ohio State.
Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.
The university is an equal opportunity employer, including veterans and disability.