Maintenance Mechanic

Overview

Maintenance Mechanic role at Beacon Health System. Reports to the Manager, Facility Services. Performs a variety of preventive maintenance duties, repairs, alterations and modifications of buildings, equipment and systems in assigned area. Works independently as assigned.

• Maintain equipment and facilities in proper working condition in accordance with standard procedures, diagrams or manufacturer s instructions and compliance with codes and requirements of accreditation and regulatory agencies.
• Respond to calls from hospital departments, other engineering team members and management related to assigned areas of responsibility.
• Inspect equipment and buildings and operate equipment on a daily basis.
• Operate and monitor systems and equipment such as energy management systems, high pressure boilers, large commercial air conditioning systems (including centrifugal chillers), refrigeration and pneumatics.
• Troubleshoot equipment, determine type and extent of malfunctions, obtain materials and tools, perform repairs and test for proper operation.
• Report serious problems to Facility Services Management or schedule maintenance with classified staff.
• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance schedules; maintain routine records of inspections, repairs, service requests, time and materials expended.
• Follow established departmental safety and operational procedures; provide training to Facility Engineering staff and other hospital team members on proper safety and use of equipment.
• Keep work areas orderly, clean, and safe; properly care for tools, equipment, and supplies.
• Complete other job-related duties and projects as assigned.

• Attend and participate in department meetings and be accountable for information shared.
• Complete mandatory education, annual competencies and department-specific education within established time frames.
• Complete annual employee health requirements within established time frames.
• Maintain license/certification and registration in good standing throughout the fiscal year.
• Direct patient care providers are required to maintain current BCLS (CPR) and other certifications as required by position/department.
• Adhere to universal precautions, protective equipment, and ergonomic techniques to protect patient and self.
• Adhere to regulatory agency requirements, survey processes and compliance; comply with organization and department policies.
• Available to work overtime and other shifts and schedules when required.

• Leverage innovation everywhere.
• Cultivate human talent.
• Embrace performance improvement.
• Build greatness through accountability.
• Use information to improve and advance.
• Communicate clearly and continuously.

• Typically requires a high school diploma or equivalent. One to two years of related on-the-job experience in a large/complex commercial/institutional building is preferred. Knowledge of maintenance procedures in heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, high pressure steam boiler, energy management and pneumatic control systems is also preferred.

• Mechanical ability to perform minor repairs on a variety of hospital equipment using job-specific hand and power tools.
• Courteous, cooperative interaction with personnel, hospital team members and the public.
• Shop mathematics and blueprint reading.
• Analytical ability to perform calculations, interpret data from blueprints and manuals, diagnose problems and implement solutions.

• May be exposed to fumes, extreme temperatures, dust, noise, asbestos, hazardous materials and other hazards such as electrical shock or gases.

• Requires the physical ability to lift up to 50 pounds, climb ladders, walk and stand for prolonged periods, and perform the essential functions of the position.