Position: Maintenance Technician
Position Summary
The part-time Maintenance Technician performs day-to-day maintenance related operations and assumes responsibility for the maintenance of physical assets on campus. This position requires attention to detail, a high level of craftsmanship, and the ability to work both autonomously and cooperatively in a team setting. Facility related duties include carpentry, cabinetry, interior and exterior painting, sheetrock repair and general repairs as needed. Other related tasks include repairs to plumbing, electrical, systems repairs, and assistance with emergencies. This position reports to the Buildings and Grounds Director and is a part-time, approx. 29 hrs/wk, nonexempt hourly position. Typical hours for this position will be: Wednesday and Thursday 7am-5pm and Friday 8am -5pm. Although, actual hours may vary based on business need. In addition, must be available to work holidays and on a rotational on-call schedule.
Position Responsibilities
Completes facility maintenance tasks and work orders as assigned by the Buildings and Grounds Director, including but not limited to electrical, plumbing, addressing safety concerns, and meeting the needs of Folk School facility stakeholders.
Coordinates with local contractors and specialists to ensure that any routine/major repairs or services performed on the JCCFS fleet of vehicles and equipment are done correctly and in a timely manner.
Completes maintenance tasks including but not limited to carpentry and woodworking projects; interior and exterior painting, HVAC, and appliance repair and troubleshooting.
Assists in maintaining roads, driveways, parking areas, and walkways. Ensures handicapped accessibility of houses and studios.
Mows and weed eat the campground.
Collects and sorts the recycling on campus.
Completes/checks maintenance e-mails, tracks work orders and orders supplies.
Assists with the daily maintenance and monitoring of the campus water system.
Recognizes unsafe conditions on campus and takes corrective action.
Ensures a safe environment for staff, work study students and clients by adhering to safety and health regulations.
Maintains organization of tools and equipment in the maintenance shop.
Answer questions from visitors and others in a friendly and factual manner.
Assists in the setup and execution of special events such as Fall Festival, Friends and Family Day, Forged After Dark, May Pole Dance and Easter.
Education and Experience Requirements
An Associate’s Degree, or High School Diploma with four years of relevant work experience are preferred. Field experience may be substituted for formal education.
Must possess a valid driver’s license.
Possesses a working knowledge of maintenance related tools.
Proficient in basic computer skills such as, sending/receiving e-mails and on-line ordering of maintenance parts.
Experience with the operation of tractors, backhoe and skid steer are preferred.
Position Skills/Aptitudes
Comfortable working in a fast paced, environment where tasks can change from day to day, depending on circumstances.
Strong inter-personal skills when communicating with others is a must.
Ability to learn work order tracking system.
Good oral and written communication skills.
Ability to complete mathematical calculations, including plus, minus, division, and percentages.
Must be self-motivated, have the ability to manage a varied workload and be able to assess needs, set priorities and solve problems.
Possess ability to work well within a group and maintain crew motivation and productivity.
Personal qualities of integrity, credibility, and dedication to the mission of the Folk School are essential.
Excellent communication and relationship building skills with an ability to prioritize, negotiate, and work with a variety of internal and external stakeholders.
Ability to interact effectively and appropriately with supervisor, team members, other JCCFS staff, and external contractors or partners.
The ability…