Building Systems Technician

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

6d•$26 - $41•Onsite

About The Position

Will be required to provide services and support, not limited to, the following critical patient care areas: Emergency Department, Linen & Central Services, Pediatric & Neonatal & other Intensive Care Units, Inpatient care areas requiring overnight stays for patients, Psychiatric & Complex Intervention Units, Transplant Units, Labor & Delivery, Cath Labs, and a Heliport. Responsibilities include supporting the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) along with the areas and occupants of a Chapel and Convent. Mayo Clinic Hospital – Rochester is accredited by The Joint Commission. Staff will be expected to complete Preventive Maintenance (PM) per policies and/or procedures following the CMMS timeline. The timeline and PM completion rate is in alignment with The Joint Commission requirements. Technicians may be required to perform activities outside of their job classification. Operate, maintain, repair and diagnose complex, critical mechanical systems and portable equipment. Systems include air handling equipment, fire alarm systems, building automation systems, fluid pumping for cooling and heating, security card access, refrigeration, freezer alarm systems, boilers and other building electronic systems. The Preventative Maintenance duties include belt replacement, lubrication, filter changing, and pressure washing inside of air handling equipment. Respond, investigate and solve all emergency and repair calls received. Communicate with all maintenance shops with work order systems and communication with on call maintenance staff as necessary. May be required to work with others in planning and scheduling for modifications and repairs to systems with minimal disruption to the mission of our organization while meeting fiscal constraints. Is alert to all aspects of equipment when responding to customer requests and communicates concern to appropriate personnel. Possesses excellent verbal and written communication skills. Possesses excellent human relations skills to interact with staff, visitors, and patients. The Senior Building Systems Technician gives guidance to maintenance and security staff on facility issues.

Requirements

Operate, maintain, repair and diagnose complex, critical mechanical systems and portable equipment.
Systems include air handling equipment, fire alarm systems, building automation systems, fluid pumping for cooling and heating, security card access, refrigeration, freezer alarm systems, boilers and other building electronic systems.
Preventative Maintenance duties include belt replacement, lubrication, filter changing, and pressure washing inside of air handling equipment.
Respond, investigate and solve all emergency and repair calls received.
Communicate with all maintenance shops with work order systems and communication with on call maintenance staff as necessary.
Possesses excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Possesses excellent human relations skills to interact with staff, visitors, and patients.

Nice To Haves

May be required to perform activities outside of their job classification.
May be required to work with others in planning and scheduling for modifications and repairs to systems with minimal disruption to the mission of our organization while meeting fiscal constraints.
The Senior Building Systems Technician gives guidance to maintenance and security staff on facility issues.

Responsibilities

Provide services and support to critical patient care areas, including Emergency Department, Linen & Central Services, Pediatric & Neonatal & other Intensive Care Units, Inpatient care areas, Psychiatric & Complex Intervention Units, Transplant Units, Labor & Delivery, Cath Labs, and a Heliport.
Support the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) and areas/occupants of a Chapel and Convent.
Complete Preventive Maintenance (PM) per policies and/or procedures following the CMMS timeline, in alignment with The Joint Commission requirements.
Operate, maintain, repair, and diagnose complex, critical mechanical systems and portable equipment, including air handling equipment, fire alarm systems, building automation systems, fluid pumping for cooling and heating, security card access, refrigeration, freezer alarm systems, boilers, and other building electronic systems.
Perform Preventative Maintenance duties such as belt replacement, lubrication, filter changing, and pressure washing inside of air handling equipment.
Respond to, investigate, and solve all emergency and repair calls received.
Communicate with all maintenance shops using work order systems and communicate with on-call maintenance staff as necessary.
Plan and schedule modifications and repairs to systems with minimal disruption to the organization's mission while meeting fiscal constraints.
Be alert to all aspects of equipment when responding to customer requests and communicate concerns to appropriate personnel.
Give guidance to maintenance and security staff on facility issues (as a Senior Building Systems Technician).