The Maintenance Mechanic performs preventive-maintenance inspections of buildings, structures, signs, and related facilities; identifies defects; makes on-the-spot repairs when feasible; documents findings; and estimates labor, materials, and time required. The position performs multi-trade maintenance, repair, fabrication, and construction work involving carpentry, masonry, sheet metal, painting, drywall, doors, windows, hardware, basic roofing components, and related building systems. It also diagnoses and repairs plumbing fixtures and components, troubleshoots and repairs authorized electrical components, and performs basic HVAC preventive maintenance and servicing. The Maintenance Mechanic prepares interior and exterior surfaces and applies primers, paints, varnishes, epoxies, and decorative finishes using brushes, rollers, and spray equipment while following appropriate safety procedures. The role plans, designs, lays out, fabricates, finishes, and installs visual communication products such as traffic-control, parking, and directional signage, using manual and digital graphic-design methods. The employee operates authorized Government vehicles and uses hand tools, power tools, measuring devices, ladders, scaffolds, rigging, painting equipment, and sign-production equipment to transport materials. Work is performed indoors and outdoors and involves frequent physical activity, including standing, walking, bending, stooping, kneeling, climbing, reaching, lifting, and carrying. The employee may handle materials and equipment weighing more than 75 pounds with assistance or mechanical lifting devices when appropriate. The work environment includes exposure to noise, dust, sawdust, paint and glue fumes, dirt, spray, changing weather, equipment, and maintenance and construction hazards. Protective equipment is used as required.
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Job Type
Full-time
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