Maintenance Technician I
GATEWAYS HOSPITAL & MENTAL HEALTH CENTER•Los Angeles, CA
•$22 - $26•Onsite
About The Position
The Maintenance Technician I is responsible for building maintenance, with knowledge of regulatory codes and standards. Duties may include plumbing, carpentry, basic electrical, painting, and general building upkeep. Gateways Hospital and Mental Health Center is a non-profit organization providing comprehensive mental health services in the Greater Los Angeles area, operating a fifty-five (55)-bed hospital and six outpatient facilities with approximately four hundred (400) employees.
Requirements
- Ability to perform and document routine inspections
- Ability to perform repairs, maintenance, or modifications to floors, doors, walls and ceilings
- Ability to perform basic repairs, maintenance, or modifications to electrical and lighting systems
- Ability to perform repairs, maintenance, or modifications to plumbing systems
- Ability to operate emergency generator testing and documentation
- Hospital maintenance experience.
- General knowledge of basic building and safety codes
- One (1) - Three (3) years successful experience in Multi-trade building maintenance of commercial buildings
- Maintenance experience in similar or commercial settings
- High School Diploma
- Building Trade technical training through a trade school or college or demonstrable skills in building maintenance
- Must pass Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI), and Community Care Licensing (CCL) background clearance.
- Valid California Driver’s license.
- TB clearance.
- Driving record acceptable for coverage by Gateways insurance carrier.
Nice To Haves
- Knowledge of regulatory policies and/or codes relating to engineering and environment of care responsibilities
- Knowledge of the basic functions of building/maintenance trades
- Ability to ascertain information from plumbing, mechanical and electrical blueprints
- Understand the maintenance requirements for facility equipment
- Understand the basic elements of the AOA Environment of Care and Life Safety Code standards
Responsibilities
- Assists Director and/or Supervisor with orientation of new engineering employees and organization wide orientation
- Maintains operational knowledge of building and safety and security systems
- Keeps abreast of organizational wide programs which may impact on maintenance work schedules and/or projects
- Drives to purchase and pick up materials and supplies as needed in a timely manner
- Completes lock repairs and key duplication as required, including documentation
- Performs routine building inspections as required or assigned
- Completes documentation of routine inspections as required by engineering procedures on a timely basis
- Completes data entry of work orders/requests in a timely manner
- Gives clear, concise information to supervisor and co-workers on projects and maintenance requests
- Performs quality repairs, refinishing, modifications to doors, walls, ceilings, windows floors
- Performs quality repairs to or modifications to electrical systems
- Performs quality repairs to or modifications to plumbing systems
- Performs and/or assists in preventative maintenance and troubleshooting problems on HVAC or refrigeration systems
- Demonstrates ability to operate emergency generator for emergency startup or testing; including generator documentation requirements
- Other duties as assigned
Benefits
- Student loan forgiveness qualifying employee
- Medical and dental insurance
- PTO for vacation, sick time, bereavement, and personal holidays
- Bilingual bonus pay, when applicable
- Receive professional development support from a supportive management team
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
