Property Maintenance Technician

The Christ Hospital Health Network•OH, OH

14d

About The Position

The Property Maintenance Technician develops and maintains maintenance programs for off-site properties and performs repairs, preventive maintenance, installations, and other services for hospital utilities, structures, and non-medical equipment. The role installs, repairs, and maintains components and systems including lighting, heating and cooling, casework, windows, doors, plumbing, and kitchen equipment. The technician performs minor facility repairs such as installing shelving, pictures, and signs; drywall, paint, lock, floor tile, base, ceiling tile, and casework repairs; faucet repair or replacement; minor water-line unclogging; changing furnace filters and light bulbs or ballasts; resetting thermostats; checking furnace belt tension; adjusting air diffusers; and replacing receptacles as needed. The position also oversees construction and approves invoices for service work, helps train personnel, follows safety practices, maintains tools and equipment, and coordinates outside service companies for work beyond the position's scope. The technician answers service calls and enters and completes work orders in the POM work-order system. The role requires courteous and cooperative interactions with personnel, patients, and the public.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Five years of experience.
Ability to perform a wide variety of maintenance work involving plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, and painting.
Ability to read schematic drawings.
Ability to work independently and prioritize tasks.
Valid driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Trade courses or experience preferred.
Welding or brazing preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform minor repairs to keep facilities functioning.
Install shelving, pictures, signs, and similar items.
Perform minor drywall, paint, lock, floor tile/base, ceiling tile, and casework repairs or adjustments.
Repair or replace faucets and perform minor water-line unclogging.
Change furnace filters, reset thermostats, check furnace belt tension, and adjust air diffusers.
Change light bulbs and ballasts and replace receptacles as needed.
Install, repair, and maintain electric lighting, heating, cooling, casework, windows, doors, plumbing, and kitchen equipment.
Develop and maintain maintenance programs for off-site properties.
Oversee construction and approve invoices for service work.
Assist in training other personnel, practice safety, and maintain tools and equipment.
Coordinate outside service companies for repairs beyond the limits of the position.
Answer service calls and enter and complete work orders in the POM work-order system.
Maintain courteous and cooperative relations with personnel, patients, and the public.
Work independently, direct one's own work, and perform and schedule multiple tasks.