Facilities Maintenance Technician

Great Lakes Energy•Boyne City, MI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Great Lakes Energy is looking for a facilities maintenance technician to manage routine inspections, maintenance, and minor repairs for our equipment and facilities. Help us maintain a safe, clean, and efficient work environment! For over 85 years, Great Lakes Energy has powered rural communities across 26 counties in western and Michigan. As the third-largest Michigan-based electric utility and the state's largest member-owned power company, we serve over 128,000 meters with pride. Beyond delivering reliable electricity, we are leaders in advanced fiber technology through Truestream, our communication solutions subsidiary. At Great Lakes Energy, we prioritize enriching the lives of our community members and employees. With over 300 team members, we're more than just colleagues-we're a close-knit family, united by a shared vision of growth, innovation, and community service. As a Facilities Maintenance Technician, you'll play a crucial role in keeping our buildings and grounds in top condition. You'll handle a range of tasks, from conducting routine inspections and performing minor repairs on equipment like generators and HVAC systems, to maintaining clean and safe spaces inside and out. Your days will involve everything from changing air filters and inspecting fire extinguishers to responding to facility alarms and ensuring everything is documented in our maintenance software. When unexpected issues arise, you'll be ready to tackle them, keeping our operations running smoothly. Beyond technical work, you'll support our team with event setups, basic custodial tasks, and making recommendations for facility improvements. Your attention to detail and ability to juggle varied responsibilities will help us maintain a comfortable and efficient environment for everyone. If you're a hands-on problem-solver who enjoys variety in your day and takes pride in keeping things in order, this role is a great fit for you.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least two years of hands-on experience in facilities maintenance or a blend of education and practical work.
Valid Michigan driver's license.
Certified in forklift and aerial lift operation.
Proficiency in operating fleet vehicles and other specialized equipment.

Responsibilities

Manage routine inspections, maintenance, and minor repairs for equipment and facilities.
Conduct routine inspections and perform minor repairs on equipment like generators and HVAC systems.
Maintain clean and safe spaces inside and out.
Change air filters and inspect fire extinguishers.
Respond to facility alarms.
Ensure everything is documented in maintenance software.
Support the team with event setups.
Perform basic custodial tasks.
Make recommendations for facility improvements.