• Maintaining electromechanical systems in working order by performing preventative maintenance to maximize equipment efficiency, minimize downtime, and maintain reliability, performance and lifespan.
• Performing repairs in-house or working with vendors for timely repairs.
• Identifying potential system inefficiencies and working with vendors, utilities, and CP manager on improvements.
• Replacing filters in all air handler systems including greasing and belt inspections.
• Maintaining emergency generators and performing weekly test runs.
• Maintaining a clean, safe, pleasant, and well functioning workplace for program staff office spaces (HVAC, lighting, icemakers, etc.)
• Making daily rounds, and taking and logging readings to ensure proper function of gauges and equipment.
• Monitoring major building systems for normal operation conditions.
• Reporting any safety-related issues and working to resolve issues.
• Ensuring inspection and ongoing compliance with all applicable code and OSHA regulations.
• Using appropriate signage to warn staff of hazard situations and using Lock-Out Tag-Out procedures where required.
• Serving as either primary or secondary after-hours contact (depending on schedule).

A high school diploma and two (2) years of experience in a related trades area or general building maintenance.

This position requires being available to perform emergency work seven (7) days a week, twenty-four (24) hours a day when on call.