Maintenance Technician

US: Tryfacta•San Jose, CA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Facilities Maintenance Technician I/II performs skilled and semi-skilled maintenance and repair of District buildings and facilities. The role operates a wide range of tools and equipment and supports furniture moves, space reconfigurations, event setup and teardown, and general repairs involving carpentry, painting, basic plumbing, flooring, and lighting. Level I is entry-level, with routine assignments and close supervision; Level II is journey-level and performs the full range of duties with general supervision. Assignments primarily support end-user hardware/software setup, troubleshooting, and maintenance; helpdesk activities using systems such as ServiceNow; and inventory and equipment movement. Day-to-day Level I tasks include tool operation, furniture moves, space adjustments, minor drywall, painting and flooring work, basic plumbing, and lighting replacements. The position is based onsite in San Jose, California. The assignment is for 960 hours in a fiscal year, with a stated schedule of 40 hours per week. The start date is to be discussed, and the pay rate is $34.92 per hour.

Requirements

At least 1 year of facilities maintenance, field maintenance, or general construction experience.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Valid California driver's license and satisfactory driving record may be required when driving is an essential function of the position.
Clear, concise verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to build strong working relationships and contribute to teamwork with a customer-service mindset.
Ability to follow safety regulations and policies and exercise judgment under general supervision, especially at Level II.
Physical stamina for heavy manual labor and ability to prioritize and adapt to varied tasks and environments.

Nice To Haves

Demonstrated journey-level proficiency across multiple trades, including painting, plumbing, carpentry, drywall finishing, and flooring installation.
Experience moving and setting up modular office systems and supporting large events or logistics.
Prior experience estimating jobs and procuring materials.
Familiarity with electrical principles for Level II.
Forklift and aerial lift certifications, to be obtained or maintained as applicable.
Basic desktop software skills.

Responsibilities

Perform carpentry tasks, including fabricating and repairing doors, frames, windows, partitions, shelving, cabinetry, and counters.
Operate hand and power tools and equipment, including saws, drills, ladders, hammers, air compressors, painting equipment, forklifts, aerial lifts, and trucks.
Move office furniture, break down and set up work areas, adjust modular office components, recommend configurations, construct interior walls, and install suspended ceilings.
Perform basic plumbing tasks, including changing or replacing restroom fixtures, drinking fountains, valve stems, washers, and vacuum breakers, and keep fixtures in working condition.
Replace lighting, including bulbs, tubes, and flood lamps, in offices and parking lots.
Maintain parking areas, stripe lines, set forms, and perform asphalt and concrete repairs and finishing.
Patch and repair drywall and stucco; paint interiors and exteriors; replace ceiling tiles; and perform minor roofing repairs.
Install floor coverings such as vinyl, carpet, and tile; install counters made of Formica, ceramic, or marble; work on hydraulic or mechanical doors; and perform minor lock repairs.
Estimate time, materials, and equipment and order supplies as needed.
Support recycling functions, including shredding, across District facilities.
Set up and tear down onsite and offsite events, including arranging chairs, tables, podiums, and canopies and coordinating layouts.
Support end-user hardware and software setup, troubleshooting, and maintenance; helpdesk activities; and inventory and equipment movement.
Adhere to safety policies and serve as a disaster service worker as required by California Government Code Section 3100.