BUILDING MAINTENANCE ENGINEER I

McLeod County, MN•Glencoe Township, MN

2d•$24 - $35

About The Position

Under the direction of the Facilities Manager, the Building Maintenance Engineer I ensures the cleanliness, safety, and functionality of county facilities. This hands-on role involves a variety of maintenance, custodial, and groundskeeping tasks, including building checks, minor plumbing and repairs, snow removal, and meeting room setup. The Building Maintenance Engineer role requires attention to detail, self-motivation, and problem-solving skills to maintain a welcoming and efficient environment for employees and visitors.

Requirements

Knowledge of custodial practices.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Ability to communicate effectively and courteously.
Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.
Ability to read and follow written instructions.
Ability to understand and follow oral instructions.
Ability to operate lawn mowing and snow removal equipment.
Ability to operate cleaning equipment.
Ability to perform light repairs on work equipment.
Knowledge of applicable software applications.
Working knowledge of boilers.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Two years of building maintenance experience, including experience with cleaning equipment and lawn mowing/snow removal equipment;
Or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to perform the essential functions of the job.
Valid Class D Driver’s License.

Nice To Haves

Valid Special Class Engineer Boiler’s License.
Powered Limited Technician Licensure.
Ability to obtain a valid special class engineer boiler’s license.
Three years of building maintenance experience including experience with cleaning equipment and lawn mowing/snow removal equipment.
Boiler experience.

Responsibilities

Facility Cleaning: Empty wastebaskets, keep carpets clean, clean lobbies, entrances, entrance windows, and floor mats, sweep, dust, and vacuum.
Sanitation: Perform general sanitation in the break rooms, sanitize bathrooms, and clean meeting rooms before and after each use.
Move equipment and furniture as necessary.
Prepare room setup for public and staff meetings.
Respond promptly to building service requests to address maintenance or repair needs.
Perform routine building checks and minor repairs to ensure functionality and safety.
Check and maintain buildings.
Contact repair services when necessary.
Address minor plumbing issues such as unclogging toilets and sinks, cleaning faucet aerators, changing water filters, and maintaining toilet flush valves.
Performs minor repairs of interior finishes, including, but not limited to, walls, paint, flooring, ceilings, casework, door and hardware adjustments, and changing light bulbs.
Keep storage and maintenance areas clean, organized, and stocked with necessary supplies such as towels, soap, and toilet paper.
Pick up and properly store supplies.
Assemble and maintain office equipment, light fixtures, and other items as required.
Grounds-keeping: Keep outdoor areas clean and safe by removing debris, snow, and ice as necessary.
Perform basic landscaping, including grass cutting and trimming.
Conduct light maintenance, schedule service and repairs, and wash and clean fleet cars.
Assist staff with tasks such as obtaining supplies, moving furniture, and setting up or taking down furniture for meetings and events.