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Includes but not limited to: circular saw, power drill, bench grinder, string trimmer, hedge trimmer, power floor cleaner, carpet cleaner, paint sprayer, power drain cleaner, chain saw, and key machine.
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At least six months experience operating common hand and power tools including grinder, painting equipment, pipe locators, chain saws, weed trimmers, air compressor, cutting torch and various other hand tools.
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Operates shop tools such as a grinder, drill press, cutting torch and welding machine to repair or join metal parts. High school diploma or GED preferred; required for all ASRS Maintenance positions plus the following step requirements for level.
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G. Know how to safely operate equipment and power tools including, but not limited to, front-end loader, backhoe, skid steer, trencher, sod cutter, snowplow, dump truck, stump grinder, chipper, bucket truck, chain saw, and hand tools.
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Uses a variety of hand and power tools, including arc welder, power brake, grinder, sander, drill press, shears, forklift, and saws. Responsible for grounds maintenance (i.e. week control, mowing, and snow removal.
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May be required to setup and operate multiple machining operations including but not limited to: lathe, drill press, grinder, and other metalworking tools to make and repair parts. Proficiency in predictive technologies including vibration analysis or laser interferometer operations, precision alignments, and maintenance of applicable process equipment.
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Perform various maintenance functions such as electrical installations, pool maintenance, carpentry/construction, furnace and air conditioner repairs, filter changing, coil cleaning, plumbing and appliance repairs, drywall and painting repairs, vinyl installation and repairs, minor roof repairs, etc.
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Reverse Osmosis, other water filtration equipment and general maintenance of the plant. Skilled in the use of shop equipment such as hydraulic and mechanical presses, bench grinder, drill press, mill and lathe, and assorted power tools.
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Maintenance Technician proposes solutions to complex and reoccurring problems on production. The Maintenance Technician performs troubleshooting and repair of all. Maintenance Technician works directly with machine Operators, Supervisors, Preventative Maintenance.
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Follow the Home Office Maintenance policies (i.e., HVAC, carpet, mold, etc.) Minimum of 2 years’ hands-on maintenance experience in areas such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, HVAC, etc is required.
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Monitor the maintenance and upkeep of all mechanical equipment in the community, including but limited to: water heaters, HVAC units, kitchen equipment, etc. Demonstrated experience in the safe handling and use of tools normally used in construction, maintenance, and landscaping.
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Organize maintenance storage and mechanical rooms. Perform various preventative maintenance functions utilizing the TELS Program. Meet Holiday U Maintenance education and/or training requirements.
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Safely working with all shop tools suggested, but not limited to: drill press, band saw, lathe, skill saw, grinder, stud gun, parts washer, slip tester, welding machine, acetylene torch, oxygen and nitrogen cylinders and many simple hand tools.
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Experience using power, pneumatic, hydraulic and hand tools and shop tools such as drill press, band saw, bench grinder, and torque wrench. Performs facility maintenance and repair and may replace or install light bulbs, fluorescent tubes, damaged glass, windows, doors, partitions, ceiling or floor tiles, door locks, carpet, and/or paint.
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Skilled in power tool operation including chainsaw, pole saw, stump grinder, auger, jackhammer, hedge trimmer, back-hoe, etc. The primary function of this position is to perform basic manual labor and general landscaping associated with the maintenance of grounds, and irrigation systems including mowing, weed control and removal, turf maintenance, shrub/tree maintenance and removals.
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