Maintenance Mechanic I/II/III

POSITION SUMMARY:#The Maintenance Mechanic contributes to the operational reliability of utility systems, life safety systems, non-medical equipment, and other operational components of the facilities. The position is responsible for the maintenance and repair of a wide variety of equipment and building features, ensuring necessary documentation is completed.

This position offers great opportunities#for growth and career advancement, while working with a dynamic team.# Pay depends on experience and skill set.# CPH is one of the#largest employers on the Kenai Peninsula.# We offer great pay and benefits, a focus on work/life balance including generous paid time off, medical insurance, retirement, continuing education assistance, and much more.

Relocation assistance available for qualified individuals.# Please contact us for more information and apply today! Essential functions#include: Preventative Maintenance:#Completes preventive maintenance on assigned equipment and systems in accordance with procedures and/or manufacturers recommendations. Work is completed on schedule, and work areas are kept clean.

Work activity is documented. Work Requests:#Completes assigned demand maintenance work requests in a timely and professional manner, ensuring work is completed properly, customers are communicated with, and areas are left clean. Project Management:#Completes projects as assigned, coordinating with other staff and vendors to ensure quality results that meet operational and fiscal objectives.

Knowledge Base:#Maintains familiarity with operation, resetting, and emergency shutdown procedures for key equipment and systems throughout the facility. Also maintains familiarity with control systems related to assigned equipment and systems. Departmental Education:#Actively participates in departmental training and development.

Training:#Continues to seek out and advance training knowledge to follow departmental structure. Safety:#Completes all work following established safety rules. REQUIREMENTS:# High School Diploma/General Education Degree (GED) One year of Building maintenance experience. PREFERRED: Coursework in a trade#s training/certification.

Electrical: Be knowledgeable in the use of more advanced diagnostic tools such as volt meters, amprobes, and various calibrating tools. Able to replace single and three-phase motors in a variety of systems. Ability to diagnose electrical issues with refrigeration, HVAC, and similar equipment. Plumbing: Able to#do intermediate level troubleshooting and repair of domestic water supply, sewer drain systems, steam supply, and medical gas systems.

Ability to solder pipe up to 1 inch. Ability to operate drain cleaning equipment. Mechanical: Demonstrate competence with operation of building control systems. Carpentry: Able to safely operate woodworking equipment such as table saws, routers, and planers. Have general knowledge of finish level wood working practices.

Laundry and Kitchen Equipment: Able to troubleshoot and maintain laundry equipment and kitchen equipment such as dishwashers, laundry washers, driers, steam tables, mixers, and ovens. Paint and Drywall: Able to match different paint colors, apply different types of paint I.E latex, flat or epoxies with different methods.

Able to drywall, mud, tape and texture walls. Locksmithing: Able to monitor and issue keys, cut key, re-pin cylinders. Install high security lock and lock sets, Manage a master key system, Repair automatic doors.