Building Maintenance Technician

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

About The Position

Employees report to the Mayo Support Center, where convenient on-site parking and a service vehicle are provided to support facilities throughout the community. This role combines independent work, hands-on troubleshooting, and work that contributes to safe, reliable building operations. The position supports a diverse portfolio of facilities and equipment. The technician operates, maintains, repairs, and diagnoses building systems and portable equipment, including air handling units, fire alarm systems, building automation systems, heating and cooling fluid pumps, refrigeration equipment, freezer alarm systems, boilers, and other electronic building controls. Preventive maintenance includes belt replacement, lubrication, filter changes, and pressure washing within air handling equipment. The role responds to, investigates, and resolves emergency and routine repair calls, coordinates work through maintenance management systems, and communicates with on-call staff as needed. Additional work may include helping plan and schedule system modifications and repairs to minimize disruption to organizational operations while maintaining fiscal responsibility. The technician is expected to monitor equipment performance, proactively communicate potential concerns, and use strong verbal, written, and interpersonal skills when interacting with staff, visitors, patients, and maintenance professionals.

Requirements

Associate’s degree or a two-year technical college degree related to a Building Infrastructure System maintenance program, or completion of a one-year trade-specific program.
Four years of military experience in a related field may be considered in lieu of the educational and field service experience requirements.
Experience working with computers and various building control systems.
Experience related to skills associated with building infrastructure systems.
Universal Refrigeration Certificate, based on campus location.
Driver’s license, based on campus location.
Minnesota Special Engineer Boilers License, required or achievable within six months, based on campus location.
Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal skills.

Responsibilities

Operate, maintain, repair, and diagnose building systems and portable equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance, including belt replacement, lubrication, filter changes, and pressure washing within air handling equipment.
Respond to, investigate, and resolve emergency and routine repair calls.
Coordinate work through maintenance management systems and communicate with on-call staff as needed.
Assist with planning and scheduling system modifications and repairs to minimize disruption to organizational operations while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
Monitor equipment performance and proactively communicate potential concerns.
Interact effectively with staff, visitors, patients, and fellow maintenance professionals.