What are the responsibilities and job description for the Maintenance Program Intern / Volunteer position at The Peterson School?
Company: Catholic Charities Worcester County Location: Catholic Charities Worcester County Locations (Worcester, Milford, Leominster, and Southbridge)
About This Role
This role is for students and adults interested in hands-on work, light construction, basic repairs, building maintenance, light landscaping, and helping keep community spaces safe and organized. You will assist staff with maintenance projects, organizing spaces, moving supplies, repairs, preparation for state inspections, and helping maintain agency buildings and grounds. Staff will guide you step by step through projects and daily tasks.
Some placements may involve working around vulnerable populations, including individuals involved with the justice system through programs such as Crozier House. Professionalism, respect, and appropriate conduct are required at all times.
Your Tasks
Interested candidates should contact Megan Dickie to express their interest in the Maintenance Program Internship/Volunteer Opportunity.
Please Provide
Your name
School or program (if applicable)
Area of interest (maintenance, construction, landscaping, facilities management, etc.)
Availability (days and times)
Any Relevant Experience Or Skills (optional)
Selected candidates will be contacted to discuss placement opportunities and scheduling. Prior to beginning, all participants must:
Complete a CORI background check.
Attend a brief volunteer/intern orientation and safety training.
Complete any required agency paperwork.
To Apply Or Request Additional Information, Please Contact
Megan Dickie
Development and Communications Coordinator
Catholic Charities Worcester County
Email: mdickie@ccworc.org
Phone: (508) 798-0191
We welcome individuals of all skill levels who are interested in learning, gaining hands-on experience, and supporting our mission of serving the Worcester County community.
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About This Role
This role is for students and adults interested in hands-on work, light construction, basic repairs, building maintenance, light landscaping, and helping keep community spaces safe and organized. You will assist staff with maintenance projects, organizing spaces, moving supplies, repairs, preparation for state inspections, and helping maintain agency buildings and grounds. Staff will guide you step by step through projects and daily tasks.
Some placements may involve working around vulnerable populations, including individuals involved with the justice system through programs such as Crozier House. Professionalism, respect, and appropriate conduct are required at all times.
Your Tasks
- General Maintenance Support:
- Assist with painting, repairs, and building improvement projects.
- Help staff complete small maintenance tasks around agency locations.
- Organization & Cleanup:
- Keep maintenance and storage areas neat and organized.
- Assist with cleaning project areas after work is completed.
- Moving Supplies & Equipment:
- Help move furniture, donations, and supplies between locations or rooms.
- Assist with setting up and breaking down for events or projects.
- Outdoor & Seasonal Work:
- Assist with outdoor cleanup and seasonal maintenance projects.
- Help with landscaping, snow preparation, and ground upkeep when needed.
- Safety & Tool Use:
- Learn about safe use of tools and equipment with staff supervision.
- Follow all agency safety procedures and instructions.
- Someone interested in maintenance, trades, construction, or hands-on work.
- Able to follow instructions step by step.
- Comfortable working as part of a team.
- Reliable and willing to learn new skills.
- Comfortable working in active community-centered environments.
- Able to work respectfully around vulnerable populations and community members.
- Staff will show you how to complete every task safely.
- Tasks can be adjusted based on skill level and comfort.
- You can ask questions or request help anytime.
- Students will gain hands-on experience and workplace skills throughout the program.
Interested candidates should contact Megan Dickie to express their interest in the Maintenance Program Internship/Volunteer Opportunity.
Please Provide
Your name
School or program (if applicable)
Area of interest (maintenance, construction, landscaping, facilities management, etc.)
Availability (days and times)
Any Relevant Experience Or Skills (optional)
Selected candidates will be contacted to discuss placement opportunities and scheduling. Prior to beginning, all participants must:
Complete a CORI background check.
Attend a brief volunteer/intern orientation and safety training.
Complete any required agency paperwork.
To Apply Or Request Additional Information, Please Contact
Megan Dickie
Development and Communications Coordinator
Catholic Charities Worcester County
Email: mdickie@ccworc.org
Phone: (508) 798-0191
We welcome individuals of all skill levels who are interested in learning, gaining hands-on experience, and supporting our mission of serving the Worcester County community.
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