Maintenance Technician I

Ottawa County•West Olive, MI

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the supervision of the Operations Coordinator, the Maintenance Technician I provides semiskilled labor for preventive maintenance and repair of building features, fixtures, furnishings, and HVAC, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and electronic systems and components. The position also performs general maintenance and repairs to support building operations and maintain the safety and accessibility of exterior walkways and other paved areas. This is a full-time, benefited position located at the County Jail, 12130 Fillmore St, West Olive, MI 49460. Typical working hours are Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Three years of experience in maintenance and repair of building operating systems, building and grounds maintenance, or general construction and remodeling.
Valid Michigan driver's license.
Ability to gain certification to operate a HILO and aerial lifts, and other equipment-related certifications required by MIOSHA/OSHA, within 12 months of hire.
Working knowledge of applied mechanics, hydraulics, pneumatics, electricity, and electronics.
Working knowledge of maintenance construction trades, including painting, carpentry, electrical and electronic repair, and plumbing.
Knowledge of applicable federal, state, and local construction, safety, fire, health, and sanitation statutes, codes, and ordinances.
Working knowledge of landscape and grounds maintenance.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, engineering and architectural drawings and designs, mechanical drawings, specifications, diagrams, and other specifications.
Knowledge of preventive maintenance programs and practices.
Working knowledge of proper use of manual and power tools commonly used in maintenance construction trades.
Ability to plan work efficiently to minimize labor hours and materials while completing work properly.
Knowledge of OSHA/MIOSHA occupational health and safety rules, regulations, and requirements, and ability to follow established safety protocols and procedures, including lockout/tagout.
Basic computer literacy and knowledge of programmable logic controllers.
Ability to interact positively and constructively with coworkers, supervisors, contractors, and members of the general public from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Sufficient visual acuity, with or without corrective lenses, to align components, read gauges, take measurements, and identify damage or deterioration.
Sufficient color discrimination to match color-coded electrical wires.
Sufficient auditory ability, with or without audiological devices, to hear alarms, warning signals, and vehicle signals.
Ability to repeatedly descend to and ascend from floor or ground level; work with arms extended above shoulder level for extended periods; climb and descend ladders; and operate and ride in manlift devices.
Sufficient manual strength and dexterity to use small hand and power tools, and sufficient wrist, elbow, and shoulder strength and mobility to operate construction-trade power tools.
Ability to lift and move equipment and materials weighing up to 50 pounds, with or without mechanical or other assistance.
Ability to tolerate extreme temperatures, inclement weather, dirt, dust, pollen and other airborne particulates, and exposure to custodial chemicals, solvents, adhesives, caulks, and other facilities-maintenance compounds.
Ability to enter and maneuver in confined spaces and wear required safety clothing and equipment.

Responsibilities

Perform scheduled preventive maintenance, including changing filters, checking belts and pulleys, and lubricating moving mechanical parts.
Repair or replace damaged, deteriorated, or obsolete building features, fixtures, furnishings, and operating-system components, including floor, wall, and ceiling coverings; lighting ballasts, switches, and outlets; faucets, sinks, and drain traps; and fans and motors.
Maintain building security systems, including smoke detectors, fire alarms, locks, and exterior lighting systems.
Check pressure and temperature gauges, pH levels, and other control readings, and make adjustments to maintain operations within established limits.
Perform carpentry repairs, hang and finish drywall, and install shelves, cabinets, and other features.
Install partitions, counters, overhead storage units, drawers, computer carriages, and other modular workspace components.
Paint interior and exterior surfaces and install wall coverings.
Repair or replace damaged, deteriorated, or obsolete roofing.
Mow lawns, trim shrubbery and trees, and remove trash, debris, ice, snow, and other obstacles or hazards from walkways, parking lots, and other paved areas.
Install, water, and fertilize flowers, shrubs, bushes, trees, and other ornamental plantings, and remove weeds.
Repair and replace damaged or deteriorated concrete and masonry features.
Perform construction and remodeling tasks, including replacing ceiling tiles and drop ceilings, painting, pouring and finishing concrete, and repairing or assembling office furniture.
Read blueprints, schematics, and specifications to determine procedures for construction tasks such as building cabinets, interior partitions, and door framing.
Monitor inventory of operating supplies, replacement parts, and materials, and notify the supervisor when reordering is needed.
Maintain a neat, clean, and safe work area.
Perform other functions as assigned.