The Senior Maintenance Mechanic maintains and repairs mechanical and electrical equipment and systems, including pumps, motors, lighting components, light carpentry, commercial doors and automatic door operators, sheetrock, plumbing, pneumatic control air systems, and compressors. The role performs experienced-level mechanic work, serves as a resource and educator to other Maintenance Mechanics, and assists the team leader with building mechanical systems. It also performs preventive maintenance and supports applicable life-safety, facility, utility, and construction or renovation work, including power plant operations, medical gas and vacuum systems, elevators, emergency generators, fire alarms, nurse call, tube stations, televisions, and overhead paging. The mechanic responds to service requests and work orders, assesses work requirements and needed tools and materials, requests and receives parts, completes repairs, and submits documentation. The role performs scheduled preventive maintenance, reports and follows up on deficiencies, and completes documentation for timely CMMS closure and regulatory compliance. Senior duties include touring an assigned work zone, identifying and documenting needed repairs, inspecting above-ceiling fire and smoke walls, helping ensure regulatory compliance, and taking on lead responsibilities when the lead is absent. Rotating weekend and on-call shifts are required. Other duties may be assigned by the supervisor.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED