Maintenance Worker

This position is open to internal and external candidates. 

Salary Range: M-1, Pay Grade 1, Local 66 Contract

Term: 40 hours/week – 12 months

Hours: Approximately 6:00 am – 2:30 pm

Job Goal: 

To perform a variety of constructions, installation, remodeling, and repair duties in the maintenance of District buildings.

Qualifications:              

• High school diploma, technical training preferred
• Valid driver’s license
• Minimum of “Second Class” boiler license, with Chief license, preferred – willingness to obtain First Class boiler license and Chief boiler license
• Pool certification obtained within one year of hire
• Demonstrated skill in written and spoken communications
• Experience in building/grounds/cleaning and maintenance required
• Demonstrated skill in: welding/metal, wiring/electrical/plumbing, sheetrock/plaster, wood/cabinetry, glass/windows, caulking/sealants, gym floor finishing, boiler work, pool/chlorinating, concrete brick, etc., small engines, sheet metal fabrication, grounds and yards, drop ceilings, locks, and hardware, excavation, quarry/ceramic tile, painting,  fans/motors/air units, sound systems, intercom, pneumatics, sewers, lifting sound systems, intercom, pneumatics, sewers, lifting, roofing
• Ability to lift 100+ pounds
• Self-starter, highly motivated
• Ability to bend and lift frequently, occasional heavy lifting, other duties associated with heavy work, frequent reaching and climbing 

Performance Responsibilities:

• Responsible for heating systems
• Plumbing-repair and maintain all types of plumbing district-wide
• Carpentry-repair and build new district-wide
• Welding district-wide as needed
• Swimming pool repairs and maintain to health department standards
• Athletic fields layout and maintenance. Lead lawn crews and work with lawn chemicals and machinery repair district-wide
• Lead youth work programs district-wide when programs are available
• Recommend maintenance and custodial supply purchases for district
• Keeps inventory of maintenance and custodial supplies and distribute
• Work with Superintendent, Facilities Engineer, and others as directed (i.e. contractors, Fire Marshall, architects, building inspectors, health department, etc.)
• Use power tools such as radial arms, table saws, band and circular saws, routers, grinders, and drill presses with standard safety procedures 
• Perform standard electrical repair and maintenance procedures
• Read and understand electrical schematics and blueprints
• Interpret and work with the National Electrical Code
• Replace broken glass, repair, replace or maintain exhaust fans, compressors, air handling units, pneumatic controls, univents, walk-in coolers and freezers, appliances, commercial ovens, stoves, steamers dishwashers, garbage disposals, etc.
• Snow shoveling, dirt shoveling, blacktop work, pickup and delivering of commodities and school supplies, locksmithing
• Work within building codes, water standards, fire codes, material safety data sheets, OSHA laws
• Install or replace sinks, toilets, urinals, drinking fountains, faucets work, valves, showerheads, unplug drains and sewer lines, repair wells, pumps, septic wells, pumps, septic systems, etc.
• Lawn maintenance, lawn maintenance equipment repair
• Paint finishing as needed
• Work at heights on ladders and lifts to change lights, roof repair
• Perform building engineer jobs as needed
• Responsibility to secure building as directed
• Repair a variety of school equipment including desks, chairs, lockers, and office equipment
• Other duties assigned by the Superintendent, Facilities Engineer, Principals, staff, and public
• Perform general custodial duties as assigned 

Working Conditions: Some weekend and night work on call as emergencies unfold

• Weekend building checks
• Ability to work at heights
• Ability to lift/carry/push 100+ pounds
• Some evening activities
• Communication is necessary with staff and superintendent

Internal and External Application Deadline: Open until filled