Description:

Performs general and preventive maintenance throughout the hospital and hospital owned off-site properties. This position has the responsibility of monitoring all utility conditions. Functions of the Position (not an exhaustive list): Assist with preventative maintenance on equipment by inspecting equipment and facilities for proper operation and working condition. Maintain routine records and determined type/extent of malfunction and as necessary: adjust, disassemble, and repair/replace parts or components, reassemble, and test for proper operation. Report more serious problems to the Director of Plant Operations for instructions or maintenance scheduling Assist with responding to all calls. Complete work orders for routine and emergency repairs. Complete repairs and document services rendered Attend steam boilers, hot water boilers and heaters. Make necessary adjustments to assure proper steam pressure, combustion, water flow, water level, and proper operation of safety devices and auxiliary equipment.

Make repairs which may involve:

adding or changing oil, replacing defective controls, cleaning of heating and cooling coils, condensers, cooling towers, making adjustment for proper operation, etc. Repair fans, coils, valves controls, circulating pumps, compressors and other related equipment as necessary Complete required reports for each job assignment, detailing time and materials used for each completed task

Requirements:

Qualifications:

Education:

High school graduate or equivalent, trade school preferred Five (5) years of experience in utilities Necessary skills: (Other than trade skills) Communication with vendors, staff, and customers Maintain strictest confidentiality and adhere to all HIPAA guidelines/regulations Familiar with

Regulatory Standards Physical Demands:

Constant standing or walking Lifting/carry up to 100 lbs Push/Pull heavy equipment up to 250 lbs Repetitive twisting and pressure involving hand and finger mobility Reaching at all levels Stooping, bending, kneeling, or crouching Possible exposure to bloodborne pathogens

Protective Equipment Required:

Safety glasses Occasional use of rubber gloves or hearing protection PPE as required OR covering