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General Maintenance Technician

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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.

$50,462 / year median in Ohio

+15% projected growth

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Job Description

General Maintenance Technician A General Facilities Technician is expected to be capable of performing the following tasks, in addition to other tasks that the Supervising Manager may deem necessary and for which the individual is trained to perform: Assist the maintenance department with basic duties under the direction of a maintenance supervisor: Clean-up, painting, sweeping, washing, and general housekeeping duties; 5-S activity as directed and in accordance with defined 5-S processes; Inventory tracking and management (e.g. locating, relocating, restocking, tracking, and labeling parts, material and equipment); Operating a VAC truck or related equipment in accordance with a defined scope of work, and for which the technician has been given proper training; Basic maintenance activities not requiring code compliance, where the technician has been given specific work instructions, and has successfully completed the required training.
Such as:
Confined space entry watch; Removal of insulation (non-asbestos); Removal of manways; Removal of heads off of heat exchangers; Operation of tow motors; Operation of fork lifts; Material movement; Basic repair activities; Assist the operations department, the facilities department, and the purchasing department with basic duties listed below per the instructions of the Supervising Manager, and in coordination with a designated department manager (the "Coordinating Manager"): Labeling parts, material, equipment within the process units and in the general plant; General grounds upkeep (weed removal, application of gravel, road, dyke repair, painting); Signage replacement; Clean-up of spills that have been properly neutralized and secured, painting, sweeping, washing, and general housekeeping duties (provided the technician is not permitted to operate the process, drain product or respond to any spill or emergency in the process area); Labeling, moving, and storing process waste drums or other. Assisting the Coordinating Manager as directed in activities where the General Facilities Technician has received the proper training;