Facilities Technician II

Focus on the Family•Colorado Springs, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Facilities Technician II position exists to provide services related to building and campus maintenance. This position requires occasional supervision and refers questionable matters to Tech III and/or supervisor. Must be able to perform all the requirements of the Facilities Technician I position. The ideal candidate is highly proficient in general maintenance. Works under moderate supervision, and gains or has attained full proficiency in a specific trade or discipline.

Requirements

High school or equivalent plus construction trade school
2-4 years of experience in building maintenance, or a building trade
Ability to read construction blueprints and understand specifications
Ability to diagnose, research and repair systems and failures as needed
Ability to establish and maintain rapport with employees in other departments
Ability to work independently without immediate supervision
Ability to operate various construction trades power and hand tools
Ability to occasionally operate heavy equipment, i.e., forklifts, tractors, large trucks
Must be able to pass a Post Offer Prehire Physical exam
Must be able to carry up to 70lbs
Must be able to lift up to 70lbs
Must be able to push/pull up to 50lbs
Must be able to walk 6 hours/day
Requires repetitive tasks/motions, good eye-hand-foot coordination, good manual dexterity, and able to distinguish colors
Must be able to hear alarms/phone/tape recorder/normal speaking voice
Frequently requires climbing, bending, kneeling, squatting, crawling, crouching, balancing, and reaching above the head
Exposure to various conditions such as dust, fumes, and temperature extremes
Must be detail oriented, with a strong mechanical aptitude, able to perform multiple tasks
Must have an even temperament that allows for working in a high-pressure environment

Nice To Haves

ACAD ability a plus
Welding skills a plus

Responsibilities

Prioritizes campus wide preventative maintenance and predictive repairs
Works exclusively through the work order time, material, and asset tracking system
Maintains all tools and equipment used in maintenance tasks
Is responsible for keeping work, equipment, and construction areas clean and organized
Works in a team or independently on projects related to established priorities
Builds diagnostic level understanding of building systems and equipment
Is familiar with building system points of entry, shut off, and emergency response locations
Works with and provides access to vendors for various trades
Is an active participant in safety tasks and incident responses within the facilities area of expertise
Adheres to strict safety standards
Removes snow in response to snow events
Able to be driver for Focus equipment: trucks, tractors, plows, carts, front loader
Drives forklifts and pallet jacks in warehouse and office environment
Operates small and large equipment and tools
Performs other duties as assigned