MAINTENANCE MECHANIC II

Carilion Clinic•Pearisburg, VA

11d•$22 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic II is an experienced maintenance generalist who performs basic and intermediate mechanical and preventive maintenance, inspections, servicing, repairs, and overhauls of equipment and facilities. The role investigates repair needs and collaborates with facility personnel to complete approved projects on time. It reviews work orders, priorities, and schedules, then completes assigned work and selects appropriate supplies, equipment, and processes. The position performs general maintenance duties, including cleaning, assembling, moving, installing, operating, testing, and servicing portable and fixed equipment, mechanical equipment, and fixtures. It detects malfunctions and maintains and repairs machinery in accordance with diagrams, manuals, manufacturer specifications, and instructions. The mechanic also documents work and maintains required records, updates practices to meet regulatory requirements, and researches techniques, materials, and equipment for recommendations to management.

Requirements

High school graduate or equivalent.
Three years of maintenance experience; experience may be gained through on-the-job training or apprenticeship.
Good interpersonal and teamwork skills.
Ability to communicate with coworkers and others.
Ability to use a computerized work order control system.
Ability to maintain required records and follow verbal and written instructions.
May be asked to provide basic general-purpose maintenance tools.
May be asked to provide own transportation and travel to other Carilion work sites; may be required to work at other Carilion facilities to meet staffing needs.
Position is designated emergency personnel during emergency conditions.

Nice To Haves

Trade or vocational school education with a maintenance curriculum geared toward repairs.
Valid Virginia driver's license is preferred for hospital positions; required for Property Maintenance positions.

Responsibilities

Investigate repair needs and collaborate with facility personnel to complete approved projects in a timely manner.
Review work orders, priority status, and schedules, and complete assigned work as specified.
Identify and secure appropriate supplies and equipment, and select appropriate process techniques.
Perform basic and general maintenance duties, including cleaning, assembling, moving, installing, operating, testing, and servicing equipment and fixtures.
Use hand and power tools, precision measuring instruments, and testing instruments.
Repair or replace defective devices and control instruments, and install special functional and structural parts.
Detect malfunctions and maintain and repair machinery and mechanical equipment according to diagrams, manuals, manufacturer specifications, and instructions.
Document assignments and maintain required records, work orders, manuals, blueprints, and other pertinent materials.
Update practices as needed to maintain compliance with regulatory requirements.
Research new techniques, materials, and equipment, and make recommendations to management.