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Minimum of three years in building maintenance with emphasis in one of the primary trades (General main use of power tools, general plumbing, electrical, carpentry.) Summary: The Maintenance Mechanic Inspects, maintains, repairs or replaces hospital equipment systems and property, as necessary to maintain a safe, secure, comfortable aesthetically pleasing environment for patients, visitors, Medical staff and employees.
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Silo Ridge is seeking a Grounds Maintenance Worker to join the Golf Maintenance - Agronomy Department. Report any safety or maintenance issues immediately to the Department Manager.
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SUMMARY: We are looking for an addition to our Maintenance Team that has a background in electronics troubleshooting. Assist other maintenance personnel as well. Duties to include but not limited to installation, set up programming, trouble shooting and repair of machinery, instruments, controls and related equipment.
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Performing a variety of general building services including but not limited to: repair, operation, general upkeep and maintenance of all of the School’s buildings. Perform basic building repairs such as plumbing, carpentry, painting, plastering, drywall, taping, electrical and HVAC.
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