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GENERAL MECHANIC

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A Train Rail Service Worker repairs and maintains equipment that is part of a railroad system, including gate crossings, track switches and signals.

$67,328 / year median in Ohio

-5% projected decline

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GENERAL MECHANIC
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TROY, OHIO
- Upper Valley Medical Center New 📁 General/Support Services 📅    110249 Requisition # 📅    9 hours ago Post Date Apply for Job Share this
Job Position:
General Mechanic Department:
Plant Services and Engineering Shift:
3PM-11:30PM/ Holidays and On-Call/ Rot.
WKND Status:
Full-time/ 80 hours per pay period
Facility:
Upper Valley Medical Center
POSITION SUMMARY
Under the supervision of the Manager of Maintenance, performs preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, repairs, installations, replacements and tests. General Mechanic operates engines, boilers, pumps, air compressors, air conditioning equipment, heating and ventilating systems, steam lines, valves, control, building systems, production equipment and systems and maintenance support equipment.
EDUCATION
Minimal Level of Education Required:
High School Completion/GED Preferred educational qualifications: Courses of study related to Maintenance field
EXPERIENCE
Minimum Level of Experience Required:
1-3 years' job-related experience Prior job title or occupational experience: - Maintenance Experience Preferred experience: Hospital Maintenance Experience
KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS
Able to analyze a given situation and make minor decisions. Familiar with equipment, tools, methods, and techniques normally associated with maintenance work Ability to work well alone with no minimal supervision Able to read sketches, blueprints, weights, measures and equipment operations and service manuals. Ability to perform acetylene welding/cutting and electric arc welding. Able to operate a motor vehicle and have a valid operator's license in order to travel to off-site locations. Ability to record data in a legible and accurate manner.