Custodian Engineer III

City of Saint Paul•Saint Paul, MN

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Saint Paul Police Department is hiring a Custodian Engineer III to perform expert-level work in supervising and directing (three or more) custodial and custodial engineer workers. This position works to maintain grounds and buildings by applying advanced knowledge of maintenance procedures, techniques, terminology, and best practices, and provide guidance to others on proper methods. Assess facility maintenance needs and coordinate the equipment, tools, supplies, staffing, and work schedules necessary to complete projects and ongoing program responsibilities. Operate, maintain, and oversee the safe use of vehicles, equipment, tools, office equipment, and computer software, and train staff on proper operation, maintenance, and safety procedures. Monitor, maintain, and repair heating and cooling plant systems, and clean and maintain grounds and buildings. Evaluate equipment maintenance, replacement, and procurement needs, develop recommendations, and resolve operational issues to support efficient and effective maintenance activities. Lift, carry, move, and position equipment, tools, and supplies weighing up to 50 pounds, including maneuvering materials around obstacles and under adverse conditions. Apply applicable laws, regulations, standards, manufacturer specifications, policies, and procedures to ensure the proper maintenance of grounds, buildings, and related systems. Perform work safely and effectively in a variety of environmental and weather conditions. This position works Monday - Friday 7 AM to 3:30 PM and is located at 367 Grove St, Saint Paul, MN. May be required to work nights, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Requirements

Four years of progressively responsible experience performing custodial duties to include cleaning buildings and facilities, maintaining grounds, and maintaining heating and cooling systems.
Must possess a Second Class C Operating Engineer's License.
Must possess and maintain a valid Minnesota Class D Driver's License, or equivalent out-of-state driver's license.

Responsibilities

Supervising and directing (three or more) custodial and custodial engineer workers.
Maintaining grounds and buildings by applying advanced knowledge of maintenance procedures, techniques, terminology, and best practices.
Providing guidance to others on proper methods.
Assessing facility maintenance needs and coordinating the equipment, tools, supplies, staffing, and work schedules necessary to complete projects and ongoing program responsibilities.
Operating, maintaining, and overseeing the safe use of vehicles, equipment, tools, office equipment, and computer software.
Training staff on proper operation, maintenance, and safety procedures.
Monitoring, maintaining, and repairing heating and cooling plant systems.
Cleaning and maintaining grounds and buildings.
Evaluating equipment maintenance, replacement, and procurement needs.
Developing recommendations for equipment maintenance, replacement, and procurement.
Resolving operational issues to support efficient and effective maintenance activities.
Lifting, carrying, moving, and positioning equipment, tools, and supplies weighing up to 50 pounds, including maneuvering materials around obstacles and under adverse conditions.
Applying applicable laws, regulations, standards, manufacturer specifications, policies, and procedures to ensure the proper maintenance of grounds, buildings, and related systems.
Performing work safely and effectively in a variety of environmental and weather conditions.