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Perform a wide variety of building maintenance and mechanical work including carpentry, electrical, plumbing, interior and exterior painting, masonry, drywall repair, small appliance repair, minor equipment repair and troubleshooting; floor cover cleaning (shampooing) as assigned by the Maintenance Manager.
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Minimum of two years building and grounds maintenance experience preferably including experience in a lead or supervisory capacity; or an equivalent combination of training and experience. Cleans and performs maintenance of restrooms, shelters, picnic sites, athletic fields, trails, amphitheater, and other facilities.
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General Maintenance and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, Equipment, and Grounds work including mowing, trimming, leaf blowing, landscaping and the use of tools and power equipment. Major Duties: The primary purpose of the position is to perform recurring building and/or utility maintenance and operational duties at journeymen expertise.
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Have a strong working knowledge of the major facility systems and computerized maintenance management control systems. The Maintenance Technician will work with the Facilities Operation Manager to implement routine maintenance procedures and respond to maintenance issues in a timely manner using a computerized maintenance management system.
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The Maintenance Technician assists the Maintenance Manager with repairing and maintaining equipment, physical structures, and plumbing and electrical systems by performing the following duties.
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Summary As an Oldcastle Maintenance Mechanic, you will be responsible for the preventive maintenance, repair, and installation of manufacturing equipment. Maintenance Mechanics also provide maintenance support for the various facilities and structures on company property.
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At least 3 years of maintenance/electrician experience with at least two years working in a manufacturing environment. As an Oldcastle Maintenance Mechanic, you will be responsible for the preventive maintenance, repair, and installation of manufacturing equipment.
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2 years of experience as a Maintenance Mechanic or in a similar role. Industrial maintenance experience. Performing general maintenance work on buildings as assigned. Troubleshooting machinery and performing routine preventative maintenance.
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Perform necessary functions of building maintenance at Keefe Corporate including determining the need for and tracking the progress of 3rd party contractors. The Corporate Services Maintenance Staff will be responsible for all functions of Keefe Corporate building maintenance.
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Second Shift Maintenance Technician. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, procedure manuals. Our core product categories include chocolate, compounds, chocolate decorations, sprinkles, creams, pastry mixes, gelato ingredients, nuts and candied fruit.
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Maintenance Mechanic Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Under the direction of the Maintenance Manager and/or Maintenance Foreman, Maintenance Mechanics install, overhaul, dismantle, construct, inspect, replace, test and make mechanical and electrical repairs to buildings and mechanical equipment such as boilers, compressors, sprinklers, piping, plumbing, production and material handling equipment and controls.
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Work maybe performed in maintenance shop, finished spaces or in and around general construction conditions. Maintain and repair building systems and equipment applying basic skills in plumbing, painting, carpentry, and vehicle maintenance.
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The Maintenance Technician I is responsible for maintaining the overall condition of the property, including, but not limited to exteriors, common areas, vacant units, floor care, and trash removal, as well as for the property surrounding the building(s), including litter pick-up, janitorial duties, sidewalk clearing, and snow removal in a safe, attractive, and comfortable condition.
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The Production Machine Maintenance Technician is responsible for the regular check-ups, maintenance, and basic troubleshooting of production machines, including pad printing, screen printing, digital printing, sticker printing, laser engraving, heat transfer, CNC machines etc.
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Minimum of three (2) years in a hotel maintenance position preferred. Schulte Hospitality Group is seeking a dynamic, service-oriented Maintenance Engineer to join our team! Conducts preventative maintenance to prevent breakdowns in hotel accommodations.
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