Maintenance Technician II

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Compensation Details MIN.HOURLY WAGE: $27.35 GRADE: 12T This position is to serve primarily City facilities, right of ways, roads, sidewalks and other city properties, construction sites, and in the Public Works offices as assigned by the Superintendent of Community Services. This position is responsible for maintaining equipment in optimal operating condition, repairing, when able, and recommending service calls when repair is beyond his/her ability or knowledge.

This is a highly responsible position that provides general maintenance, repair and completes projects for the City in the areas of electrical, plumbing, mechanical, small construction and carpentry. Will determine when work must be contracted due to economic considerations. In the absence of a foreman must be able to run a crew to complete job assigned.

EQUIPMENT TO BE USED: Special equipment as necessary to perform electrical, plumbing, mechanical and carpentry repairs and/or installations All construction tools and equipment, including heavy equipment required to meet job requirements Smart phone, tablets and computers Various hand and power tools City Vehicle WORK ENVIRONMENT: Inside (with or without air conditioning) and outside in all types of weather.

Interior work will generally be in an environment such as attics, crawl spaces, voids, pipe chases, machinery / equipment spaces, etc. high temperature, humidity, dampness, confined movements, dust, low light may be encountered. Exterior locations will consist of locations such as city streets, sidewalks, drainage systems, parks, facilities, marinas, etc.

an environment similar to the local ambient weather conditions can be anticipated. There generally will not be shelter from weather conditions during the course of outdoor work. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Walking 20% Lifting 20% Standing 15% Bending 15% Climbing 15% Reaching 10% Sitting 5% ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Repair plumbing fixtures, small electrical equipment and appliances.

Perform general labor and equipment operator duties as assigned. Paint various types of surfaces. Repair and replace conduit and electrical wiring and fixtures. Perform basic carpentry repairs as assigned. Drive a truck, load and unload materials and equipment as required. Determine repairs required and the supplies and equipment needed for the repair.

Use precision measuring instruments. Repair and install water lines, storm water lines and sanitary sewer lines. Repair and rebuild gasoline engines i.e., lawnmowers, lawnblowers, weedeaters, chainsaws, generators, paint machines, etc. Install and repair locks for doors, cabinets, filing cabinets and etc. Perform special assignments.

Any and/or all other duties as assigned. REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE/ SKILLS/ ABILITIES: Knowledge of plumbing, electrical work, carpentry, air conditioning, masonry, and general maintenance practices including troubleshooting, installing conduit/wiring, and heavy equipment maintenance. Knowledge and experience in the use of tools related to plumbing, electrical, carpentry, masonry, and other maintenance functions.

Knowledge of heavy equipment operation and maintenance. Skill in using tools and equipment. Able to repair small engines and equipment (tests may be required prior to employment). Able to lift 70 pounds to a 45-inch height and carry it 100 yards. Ability to paint and patch wood, drywall or plaster. Ability to perform plumbing repairs, such as replacing or repairing a faucet, clearing a plugged line, etc.

Ability to repair or replace electrical parts or fixtures. Ability to perform carpentry jobs, such as replacements or repairs. Ability to repair small electric and gasoline powered equipment. Ability to follow written and verbal directions, and interpret technical manuals. Ability to work independently and exercise sound judgement within assigned responsibilities.

Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees and vendors. Ability to consistently interact with the general public in a courteous and helpful manner. Ability to speak knowledgeably with vendors regarding equipment, demanding quality, price and service while maintaining a good relationship.

Ability to operate a handheld radio, smart phones, tablets and computers, including software used to open and close work orders. Ability to read and write English sufficiently to prepare reports and maintain logs.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

High School diploma or equivalent. Three (3) years of experience operating and maintaining heavy equipment. Three (3) years or more experience in plumbing, electrical and other construction related trade work. Must possess and maintain a Florida driver’s license and be able to obtain Class B CDL within 60 days of employment.

Must be able to obtain professional certification or licenses as needed. Must be available to work forty (40) hour work week and respond to after-hour emergencies as necessary. Must be available to work special events, holidays, weekends and storm events. Must be available to work varying shifts. Proper apparel and safety clothes/shoes required.