Facility Maintenance Assistant

Facility Maintenance Assistant 2 (Sales)

Summary/Objective: The Facility Maintenance Assistant II performs remodeling, repairs, installations, and general maintenance of company properties such as office complexes, rental units, travel trailers, and houses. The role requires basic to intermediate construction skills—including electrical, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, and mechanical systems—and the ability to multitask across multiple projects to ensure efficient operation and upkeep. A self‑starter who can complete assigned jobs with little supervision is essential.

• Perform general maintenance on electrical, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, mechanical, painting, drywall, and floor finishes, including tile.
• Execute remodeling, repairs, and installations across company properties.
• Multitask across projects, provide progress updates, and submit daily reports of completed tasks, pending work, and material needs.
• Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair electrical and mechanical systems to maintain operational efficiency.
• Clean job and construction sites daily and maintain hygiene using appropriate supplies, including environmentally friendly products.
• Identify and address cleanliness, safety, or maintenance concerns, reporting major issues promptly to the Facility Maintenance Manager.
• Implement and follow all workplace safety policies and proactively minimize hazards.
• Read measurements with a tape measure and perform basic math for construction tasks.
• Operate and maintain hand and power tools safely.
• Collaborate and communicate with team members and supervisors to ensure project completion meets high standards.
• Work independently with integrity, dependability, and strong attention to detail.
• Perform additional related duties as assigned.

• Attention to Detail: Accomplish tasks by considering all areas involved, accurately checking processes, and being watchful over a period of time.
• Communication
  
  Skills:
  
  Communicate clearly both verbally and written.
• Adaptability: Adapt to continuous change and business needs.
• Respect & Inclusion: Foster an inclusive environment where all team members feel valued and respected.
• Teamwork: Collaborate effectively with others to achieve common goals and objectives.
• Cleanliness and Organization: Maintain an orderly, clean, and hazard‑free worksite.
• Dependability/Reliability: Complete tasks and meet deadlines reliably with regular attendance and punctuality.
• Proactive Maintenance: Inspect the worksite regularly to identify and address issues before they become problems.
• Time Management: Prioritize and manage time to meet deadlines.
• Safe Working: Assess potential safety risks and minimize work area hazards.
• Safety Compliance: Identify and address potential safety hazards and adhere to regulations.
• Decision Making/Judgement: Recognize and respond to problems, gather information, and communicate decisions.
• Knowledge of Position: Understand principles, practices, and standards of the job or department.
• Productivity: Manage workload, prioritize tasks, and handle information flow efficiently.
• Quality of Work: Demonstrate accuracy and thoroughness and continuously improve quality.

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Work is performed in a variety of environments including offices, rental units, shop facilities, houses, travel trailers, and outdoor properties. Frequent transitions between indoor and outdoor settings occur throughout the day. Exposure to varying temperatures, inclement weather, dust, fumes, and other environmental factors typical of maintenance and repair work is common. Tools, mechanical equipment, and cleaning chemicals—including environmentally safe products—are used regularly.

Confined spaces, heights, ladders, uneven surfaces, and tight spaces are encountered. Appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn as required. Work is usually fast‑paced and may require adjusting to shifting priorities or responding to urgent maintenance needs.

Must have excellent visual and auditory capabilities to manage sight and sounds in hazardous work environments. Specific vision abilities required include close, distance, peripheral, depth…