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This position will provide semi-skilled assistance in airfield and building maintenance pertaining to all airport related issues: Including carpentry, plumbing, painting, electrical, mechanical, welding, airfield lighting, approach lighting, masonry, vehicle maintenance, landscaping, operation of airport equipment and vehicles, and related duties required to keep Francis S. Gabreski Airport operating and within Federal Regulations.
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Provide general maintenance and repairs, such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, roofing, flooring, and painting as required. + Maintains buildings, performing minor and routine painting, plumbing, electrical wiring, and other related maintenance activities.
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Replaces light bulbs and alerts Facility Services Associate (FSA) when additional maintenance issues are noted (lights out, painting, etc.) Operates store equipment as needed depending on one specific role and department (e.g., Zebra phone, telephone, paging system, copiers, fax machines, computers, CCTV surveillance system, key cutter, panel saw, paint mixer, flooring cutters, compacter baler.
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You will grow the company's market share by selling to large, commercial users such as painting contractors, purchasing agents, manufacturers, and other commercial users who need large volumes of our high-quality products.
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Perform maintenance and repair for the property, including but not limited to painting, grouting, drywall, plumbing, etc. Maintaining your hotel inside and out -whether it is, for instance, a coat of paint, fixing a piece of furniture, grounds maintenance or helping with a TV that has stopped working - you are the person for the job.
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As an engineering team member, you help maintain the physical plant of the hotel and its surrounding grounds (parking lot, lawn, pool, etc.) and basic equipment repair, as well as various other work assigned to you.
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Constructs, repairs and maintains fixtures, furniture, structural woodwork, interior and exterior masonry, etc., using hand and/or power tools. Ability to use tools related to the carpentry, electrical, plumbing, masonry, and mechanical trades.
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