Facilities Maintenance Technician

First Quality•Anderson, SC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

First Quality is seeking a Facilities Maintenance Technician for its First Quality Tissue plant in Anderson, South Carolina. The role performs routine grounds maintenance and facilities duties, supporting the site, administration building, guard shack, and office trailers. The stated pay rate is $20.85 per hour. The technician maintains buildings and grounds, supports office and equipment moves, prepares spaces for meetings and visitors, performs carpentry and painting, and installs or repairs facility fixtures and safety devices. The role also includes mobile equipment service, housekeeping, light through heavy lifting, safe use of tools and rigging, and training other team members. The technician is expected to follow company policies and safety practices, including proper use of personal protective equipment and lockout/tagout procedures.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 2 years of construction or facilities maintenance experience.
Promote and practice a “Safety First” attitude.
Show initiative and work with little or no supervision.
Know the INFOR system and enter and retrieve work orders and reports.
Be certified to operate a forklift/hand truck and Genie Boom.
Understand the facility layout and the flow of materials and products.
Demonstrate proper use of hand and power tools, including band saws, table saws, bench and hand grinders, and sanders.

Responsibilities

Maintain site cleanliness by conducting daily trash pickup, including around operations grounds and the parking lot.
Keep water coolers supplied with bottled water.
Transport, deliver, set up, and clean up meeting and visitor items, including seating, displays, banners, meals, and supplies.
Coordinate and participate in office moves, including moving and assembling furniture and shelving.
Fabricate and install signs and assemble flags and banners.
Paint throughout the facility as needed, including walls, guards, floors, and parking lines.
Install and remove bollards and safety rails.
Perform repairs across site buildings and grounds.
Install whiteboards, projectors, projector screens, cork boards, and monitors.
Maintain landscaping and grounds.
Install safety devices, including column protectors and AEDs.
Keep signage, earplug dispensers, safety banners, and similar items supplied.
Coordinate site-wide equipment moves for departments, including printers and copiers.
Support the Utilities Department during outages and with area cleanup.
Service and maintain mobile equipment.
Maintain housekeeping and perform repairs in the administration building and office trailers, including sweeping walkways, repairing loose boards, installing step treads, and repairing cement.
Maintain lighting, plumbing, tile, and floors in the administration building, guard shack, and office trailers.
Follow company policies and procedures, communicate respectfully and constructively, and treat others with respect.
Observe all safety rules and use required safety equipment, including PPE and lockout/tagout practices.
Perform carpentry, including fabricating and installing crates, platforms, tables, and framing.
Repair and install drywall.
Perform site-wide touch-ups and building and grounds repairs.
Perform lifting using proper rigging techniques and carry out light, medium, and heavy lifting.
Install and repair door locks and hardware and learn the facility lock system.
Train other team members.
Use sheet-metal equipment, including nibblers and brakes.
Drill and tap materials of all sizes.
Use hand and power tools, including band saws, table saws, bench and hand grinders, and sanders.