Lead General Maintenance Worker - Immediate Need

Borja Engineering & Construction•San Diego, CA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Lead General Maintenance Worker performs general maintenance and repair of equipment and buildings requiring practical skill and knowledge in trades such as painting, carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work. This role involves a variety of duties including replacing electrical receptacles, switches, and fixtures, patching minor holes and cracks in walls and ceilings, replacing water cooler filters and toilet seats, painting structures and equipment, replacing damaged floor tiles, hanging or adjusting doors, and cleaning rain gutters. The Lead General Maintenance Worker will also be responsible for developing and executing preventative maintenance schedules, prioritizing and assigning maintenance requests, providing daily supervision of maintenance staff, reviewing completed work for quality, and coordinating with government representatives on safety, environmental, and audit matters. A key requirement is the possession of an active DoD Common Access Card (CAC) and a DLA-issued email account for official communications and system access. The position requires the individual to be on-site or immediately available during DLA operating hours. The role also includes maintaining minor building protective coatings, changing lighting, replacing carpet squares, registers, and diffusers (up to six feet above the floor), replacing broken power outlets and light switches, clearing plugged drains, repairing wall paneling, faucets, flushometers, ceiling fans, and door transitions, patching floor cracks, and cleaning single-story building rain gutters. Ground Maintenance duties include reporting to the Facilities Trouble Desk, assisting with facility material movement and storage, and resolving problem work requests within one to three business days. Personnel are expected to be courteous, professional, and competent to perform all tasks without additional training or direct supervision. Minor travel to project locations may be required.

Requirements

Possess an active DoD Common Access Card (CAC)
Possess a DLA-issued email account
Be on site or immediately available during DLA operating hours
Ability to perform general maintenance and repair of equipment and buildings
Practical skill and knowledge in painting, carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work
Ability to replace electrical receptacles, switches, fixtures
Ability to patch minor holes and cracks in walls and ceilings
Ability to replace water cooler filters, toilet seats
Ability to paint structures and equipment
Ability to replace damaged floor tiles
Ability to hang or adjust doors
Ability to clean rain gutters
Ability to maintain minor building protective coatings
Ability to change lighting
Ability to replace carpet squares
Ability to replace registers and diffusers that are located six feet (6’) above the floor
Ability to replace broken power outlets and light switches
Ability to clear plugged drains up to 6’
Ability to repair wall paneling
Ability to repair or replace faucets and flushometers
Ability to replace ceiling fans
Ability to vacuum water from flooded areas during leak events
Ability to replace damaged, missing door transitions
Ability to patch minor holes and cracks in walls
Ability to replace water cooler filters
Ability to clean single story building rain gutters of debris
Ability to patch floor cracks and spalls not to exceed 24 square inches
Ability to replace or repair door closures
Ability to report to the Facilities Trouble Desk and be dispatched as necessary for minor work order repair
Ability to assist with facility material movement and storage
Ability to resolve problem work requests within one business day and not to exceed 3 business days
Ability to be courteous and professional
Ability to accomplish all tasks without additional training or direct supervision
Willingness to travel to project locations

Nice To Haves

Experience in the Private and Public Construction Sector
Experience with Sustainment, Renovation, and Modernization (SRM) projects
Experience with Construction Management, Cost Estimating and Value Engineering

Responsibilities

Developing and executing the preventative maintenance schedule
Prioritizing and assigning maintenance requests and work orders
Providing daily supervision of maintenance staff
Reviewing completed work for quality and compliance
Coordinating with Government representatives on safety, environmental and audit matters
Maintaining secure communications with DLA systems via CAC and DLA email
Maintain minor building protective coatings
Change lighting
Replace carpet squares
Replace registers and diffusers that are located six feet (6’) above the floor
Replace broken power outlets and light switches
Clear plugged drains up to 6’
Repair wall paneling
Repair or replace faucets and flushometers
Replace ceiling fans
Vacuum water from flooded areas during leak events
Replace damaged, missing door transitions
Patch minor holes and cracks in walls
Replace water cooler filters
Clean single story building rain gutters of debris
Patch floor cracks and spalls not to exceed 24 square inches
Replace or repair door closures
Report to the Facilities Trouble Desk and be willing and able to be dispatched as necessary for minor work order repair
Assist with facility material movement and storage
Resolution of problem work requests received shall be resolved within one business day and not to exceed 3 business days
Personnel responding for repair work shall be courteous and professional
Shall be able and competent to accomplish all tasks outlined in this section without additional training or direct supervision
Minor Travel to project location(s)