FACILITIES MAINTENANCE MECHANIC I Job at Town of Cary, NC
A Facilities Maintenance Mechanic I is generally assigned to the building maintenance operations; however, the employee may be subject to working in any area under the jurisdiction of the Facility Management Division. A Facilities Maintenance Mechanic I will perform and occasionally lead the work of others in the performance of building and facility maintenance duties as assigned by division supervisory staff. The emphasis of work for the mechanic position is technical knowledge and skill in the trade's field. Work is performed independently with general supervision by the Facilities Work Expeditor. Work may require weekend work, flexed or rotating on-call schedules.
TYPICAL TASKS:
Responds to work requests, determines problems, and performs necessary repairs;
Performs preventative maintenance;
Performs renovations, upgrades and repairs to plumbing equipment; unstops clogged drains, stops plumbing leaks, repairs and installs parts in toilets, urinals and sinks and other plumbing fixtures;
Checks functions of boilers, chillers, and valves;
Inspects facilities/playgrounds, ensures compliance with ADA and National Playground Safety Institute (NPSI) requirements;
Coordinates the closing of playgrounds for repairs and installation of new equipment; coordinates the purchasing of new playground equipment;
Handles warranty repairs on playground equipment;
May train other employees in trades and safety procedures;
Maintains level of knowledge of trades and procedures through various training classes;
Assists with new installations, upgrades and repairs to electrical equipment at buildings and facilities; replaces faulty switches, outlets, lighting ballasts and major appliances;
Performs carpentry renovations; upgrades and repairs walls, floors, doors and ceilings;
Applies appropriate stains, weatherproofing compound or related materials for the protection or enhancement of Town buildings; applies interior and exterior paint on a variety of surfaces;
Provides technical support, setup, takedown, and cleanup as assigned for Town events;
Assists with collection of cost information to provide accurate quotes;
Serves as point of contact through rotational on-call requirements;
Responds to emergencies when on-call;
Responsible for collection and accuracy of work order data;
Installs and repairs fences as needed;
Serves as consultants to outside contractors;
Assists other divisions as needed;
Performs other job-related tasks as required.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Physical Requirements
Work in this class is medium to heavy work and may require exposure to various environmental conditions such as heat, cold, and rain. An employee must have the physical agility to move about freely including climbing stairs and ladders, walking for long periods and the endurance necessary to operate equipment. Moderate to heavy lifting is required in performing the work. The ability to see is necessary to perform paperwork, read gauges, and make repairs. An employee must also be able to hear, talk, and smell.
MINIMUM AND PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Special Requirements
Requires a valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record
National Incident Management System (NIMS) ICS 100 and ICS700 training/certification required (provided)
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