Maintenance Repair
About The Position
The Maintenance Repair role supports the mission, vision, and core values of Beacon Behavioral Health and its holdings, and upholds the organization’s customer-service standards. The position processes work orders and provides preventative maintenance for non-clinical equipment, helping maintain a safe environment of care and ensure equipment is available and functioning properly. The role maintains hospital flooring and supports building and grounds safety through hazard surveillance, enforcement and interpretation of the Life Safety Code, and initiation of interim life safety measures. It also participates in staff safety training and all phases of emergency management planning. The position coordinates with other departments and administrative staff, communicates safety practices to second-shift staff, and may perform other related duties or special projects as requested.
Requirements
- Essential knowledge, skills, and experience in general facility maintenance.
- Proven technical and physical skills, including operating a wet/dry vacuum and painting.
- Ability to get up and down a ladder.
- Ability to read and follow oral and written instructions.
- Physical ability to perform work involving bending, stretching, and lifting moderate to heavy loads.
Responsibilities
- Support and implement the mission, vision, and core values of Beacon Behavioral Health and its holdings.
- Uphold Beacon Behavioral Health’s 5 Commandments for Exceptional Customer Service.
- Process work orders and provide preventative maintenance for non-clinical equipment.
- Support a quality improvement culture to help ensure a safe environment of care.
- Coordinate services with other departments to support continuity of residents’ plans of care and ensure equipment is available and functioning properly.
- Consult administrative staff to prioritize work order processing.
- Maintain equipment safely to prevent patients from injuring themselves or others.
- Clean, buff, wax, and otherwise maintain hospital flooring as required.
- Assess for and initiate interim life safety measures.
- Interpret and enforce the Life Safety Code.
- Conduct periodic and regular building and grounds hazard surveillance surveys to identify code violations, hazards, and incorrect work practices or procedures.
- Participate in safety training for hospital staff.
- Prepare and disseminate memos and verbal reports about safety practices to second-shift staff to maintain continuous communication.
- Participate in emergency management planning, including mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
- Perform other job-related tasks and special projects as requested.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
No Education Listed
