Journeyman Maintenance Specialist III

Advertised Position Title:

Journeyman Maintenance Specialist III

Job Description:

Essential Functions:

  • Perform setup and tear-down of events as needed
  • Perform seasonal duties such as snow removal and ice control
  • Maintain and safely operate power equipment such as saws, drills and other power tools
  • Operate as lead employee of a team working with other maintenance specialists
  • Perform maintenance as needed. Work may include light to moderate plumbing, carpentry, light electrical, light HVAC (ex. filter replacement, coil cleaning, belt replacement, etc.) and general maintenance work may also include painting, finish work and caulking
  • Perform work on doors relating to installation, function, hardware repair, replacement or modifications
  • Operate all necessary equipment to complete tasks which may include power tools, loaders, dump trucks and other associated tools
  • Perform assigned maintenance and repair tasks in a professional manner and dependable manner following safe work practices and in accordance with national and local codes in the performance of all duties
  • Operate heavy equipment such as loaders and dump trucks or ability to learn
  • Perform all other maintenance tasks assigned within skill set


Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
  • Ability to make decisions and implement solutions
  • Ability to communicate with others via written and spoken word
  • Ability to work with and around others
  • Personable


Minimum Requirements:
  • High School Diploma or equivalent (G.E.D.)
  • Minimum of four (4) years in building maintenance and trades
  • Must have a valid driver's license and good driving record (must be insurable)


Union Position:
Owens Support Staff Union

Job Classification:
Staff

Duty Days:
260 Days

Work Schedule:
Mon-Fri from 6am-2:30pm

Grant Funded Position:
No - Not Grant Funded

FLSA Status:
United States of America (Non-Exempt)

Pay Basis:
Hourly

Hiring Range
$20.58-$23.15
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