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Conducts a variety of basic custodial, maintenance and groundskeeping functions, following established regulations and standards for cleanliness and safety. Under regular supervision, performs a variety of basic custodial and groundskeeping tasks in order to provide a clean and safe environment for students and school personnel.
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The Maintenance Technician performs various basic maintenance duties requiring technical labor skills, including HVAC repairs and adjustments, plumbing, light carpentry/construction, appliance repair, groundskeeping, and more.
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2) Knowledge of landscaping, gardening and groundskeeping. 2) Performs basic grounds maintenance and improvements and assists with more involved tasks and projects (including groundskeeping, landscaping, etc.
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Performs preventative maintenance and minor repairs to Groundskeeping equipment. Plants, fertilizes, prunes and sprays flowers, shrubs, trees and sod. Performs preventative maintenance and minor repairs to Groundskeeping equipment.
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Supervise and performs groundskeeping, landscaping, and maintenance duties on all assigned grounds, properties, parking lots, and roadway areas. Must be able to operate mowers, weed eaters, edgers, blowers, rototillers, blade, bucket, utility vehicle, lot vacuum, trailers and additional equipment pertaining to groundskeeping.
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