Facilities Maintenance Technician

Position Summary

The Facilities Maintenance Technician is responsible for the general upkeep, repair, and preservation of the school’s physical plant and grounds. This role requires a versatile individual with a broad knowledge of building trades who can execute minor repairs independently while maintaining the high aesthetic and safety standards expected of an educational institution.

• Plumbing: Perform basic repairs to restrooms and kitchen fixtures, including clearing obstructions, replacing washers/cartridges, and addressing minor leaks.
• Electrical: Replace interior and exterior lighting components (bulbs, ballasts, LEDs) and perform minor resets or plate replacements.
• Carpentry/Hardware: Repair or adjust doors, windows, and cabinetry. Install shelving, hang whiteboards/artwork, and repair minor furniture damage.
• Finishing: Execute professional-grade drywall patching, sanding, and painting to maintain "like-new" interior conditions.

• Conduct daily inspections of the campus to identify and mitigate safety hazards or deferred maintenance issues.
• Ensure all mechanical rooms are organized and that life-safety equipment (fire extinguishers, exit signs) is unobstructed and functional.
• Manage the digital work-order system, prioritizing tasks based on urgency and classroom impact.

• Facilitate the setup and breakdown of furniture and technical equipment for school assemblies, athletic events, and board meetings.
• Coordinate with external vendors (HVAC, Roofing, Landscaping) to provide site access and monitor project progress.
• Assist with seasonal duties, including snow removal from entryways or minor groundskeeping as needed.

• Experience: Minimum of 3–5 years in general maintenance, construction, or a related trade. Experience in a school or campus setting is preferred.
• Technical Proficiency: Demonstrated ability to safely operate hand tools, power tools, and basic diagnostic equipment.
• Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with basic OSHA safety standards and building codes.
• Communication: Strong interpersonal skills; ability to interact professionally with faculty, students, and parents.

• Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
• Frequent climbing of ladders and working in confined spaces (e.g., utility closets).
• Ability to remain on feet for the duration of a shift and work in various weather conditions.

• Valid Driver’s License.
• Successful completion of a comprehensive criminal background check.
• Compliance with the school's drug-free workplace policy.