Maintenance Tech III FT Afternoons

Trane Technologies•Commerce Charter Township, MI

8h•Onsite

About The Position

DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital is seeking a Maintenance Tech III to manage preventive maintenance and repairs of physical plant systems and utilities, ensuring optimal operating conditions. The role coordinates utility and system shutdowns, initiates repairs, recommends improvements, and performs varied, complex work to install, repair, replace, and test systems in accordance with applicable codes and manufacturer recommendations. The technician maintains physical plant equipment, systems, and utilities; documents maintenance, operations, and code-required testing; and uses appropriate equipment to inspect, repair, test, and troubleshoot components such as HVAC and refrigeration equipment, medical gas systems, electrical panels, transfer switches, and boilers. The position also plans layouts, estimates labor and materials for major repairs and projects, interprets wiring diagrams, schematics, and blueprints, and adds as-built information when drawings are incorrect or changes are made. The technician orders repair materials and supplies, communicates problems and repair status to customers and the supervisor, and responds to general maintenance requests, trouble calls, and after-hours emergencies as needed. The role may involve independently investigating and resolving problems using a broad range of maintenance skills, while ensuring work complies with applicable safety and building regulations.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Two years of formal education or technical training beyond high school, or trade certification, or state licensure in a building maintenance specialty such as powerhouse engineering, HVAC, plumbing, electrical work, mechanics, or building construction.
Five years of related building maintenance, construction, or other trades experience.

Nice To Haves

EPA certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Manage preventive maintenance and repairs of physical plant systems and utilities to maintain optimal operating conditions.
Coordinate system and utility shutdowns, initiate repairs, and recommend improvements.
Install, repair, replace, and test systems and utilities in accordance with code requirements and manufacturer recommendations.
Document preventive maintenance and repairs, critical equipment operation, and code-required testing.
Inspect, repair, test, and troubleshoot physical plant systems and components, including HVAC, refrigeration equipment, medical gas systems, electrical panels, transfer switches, and boilers.
Plan layouts and estimate labor and materials for major repairs and projects.
Read and interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, and blueprints; add as-built information when errors or changes are identified.
Order repair materials, parts, and supplies as necessary.
Provide customers and the supervisor with feedback about problems and repair status.
Respond to after-hours emergencies as needed, as well as general maintenance requests and trouble calls.
Investigate requests or problems independently and resolve them using multi-skilled maintenance abilities when appropriate.
Ensure work complies with applicable safety and building regulations.