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Diagnoses and resolves mechanical and technical issues to restore normal operations quickly and efficiently.
Maintains and repairs electrical systems to guarantee a safe, reliable power supply across all facilities.
Services plumbing networks and fixtures to prevent leaks, water damage, and operational disruptions.
Regulates and repairs HVAC units to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures and optimal air quality.
Utilizes hand and power tools safely and effectively to complete precision repairs and daily upkeep tasks.
Repairs damaged equipment right the first time, minimizing costly replacements and production delays.
Performs basic carpentry work to maintain building structures, doors, walls, and fixtures.
Enforces safety compliance rules on every task to maintain an accident-free environment and meet all regulatory standards. Required Qualifications Education Holds a high school diploma or equivalent Experience Brings at least two to four years of hands-on experience in facility maintenance or industrial repair.
Demonstrates a strong background in diagnosing and fixing multi-trade systems. Knowledge/Skills Applies expert knowledge of preventative maintenance and troubleshooting techniques.
Operates various hand and power tools with precision and care.
Communicates clearly with team members and department heads to report repair statuses. Preferred Qualifications Completes a vocational training program or holds a relevant trade certification in electrical, HVAC, or mechanical maintenance.
Possesses experience with computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS). Physical Requirements/Work Conditions Lifts heavy equipment and materials weighing up to 50 pounds regularly.
Stands, bends, kneels, and reaches for extended periods during repairs.
Works in various indoor and outdoor environments, including tight spaces and heights.
Responds to emergency repair calls outside of standard business hours when necessary.
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The Guild For Human Services
Maintenance Technician
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What they do
A Building and General Maintenance Technician performs building maintenance and appliance repairs for an apartment complex, housing division, residential center or business, as directed by a property manager.
$51,052 / year median in Massachusetts
+19% projected growth
Job Description
About This Job Schedule:
Monday - Friday 10 - 6 pm You keep our facilities running smoothly and our operations moving forward without interruption. As a key member of our team, you inspect, service, and fix building systems and equipment to create a safe and productive workplace for everyone. Your hands-on expertise and quick response to issues protect company assets and ensure our daily activities face zero downtime. Job Duties and Responsibilities Executes preventative maintenance schedules to stop equipment failures before they happen and extend the lifespan of company assets.Diagnoses and resolves mechanical and technical issues to restore normal operations quickly and efficiently.
Maintains and repairs electrical systems to guarantee a safe, reliable power supply across all facilities.
Services plumbing networks and fixtures to prevent leaks, water damage, and operational disruptions.
Regulates and repairs HVAC units to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures and optimal air quality.
Utilizes hand and power tools safely and effectively to complete precision repairs and daily upkeep tasks.
Repairs damaged equipment right the first time, minimizing costly replacements and production delays.
Performs basic carpentry work to maintain building structures, doors, walls, and fixtures.
Enforces safety compliance rules on every task to maintain an accident-free environment and meet all regulatory standards. Required Qualifications Education Holds a high school diploma or equivalent Experience Brings at least two to four years of hands-on experience in facility maintenance or industrial repair.
Demonstrates a strong background in diagnosing and fixing multi-trade systems. Knowledge/Skills Applies expert knowledge of preventative maintenance and troubleshooting techniques.
Operates various hand and power tools with precision and care.
Communicates clearly with team members and department heads to report repair statuses. Preferred Qualifications Completes a vocational training program or holds a relevant trade certification in electrical, HVAC, or mechanical maintenance.
Possesses experience with computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS). Physical Requirements/Work Conditions Lifts heavy equipment and materials weighing up to 50 pounds regularly.
Stands, bends, kneels, and reaches for extended periods during repairs.
Works in various indoor and outdoor environments, including tight spaces and heights.
Responds to emergency repair calls outside of standard business hours when necessary.