Position Description Reporting to the Director of Plant Operations, the Maintenance Mechanic acts as a high-level technical mechanic for campus
facilities and equipment, specializing in locksmithing. This person is expected to take a primary role and responsibility in tasks that involve Locksmithing, Doors and Hardware as part of a team or on an individual basis. This person is classified as essential personnel under the university policy and is subject to department policies regarding essential personnel. Performs essential duties related to facilities work as identified by management during inclement weather, emergency situations, or as campus needs dictate. This position also performs general maintenance and carpentry work for the campus. General maintenance can include building repair items involving windows, blinds, wood trim, door frames, walls, furniture, etc. Must be computer literate. A current valid driver’s license is required. Responsible for upkeep of assigned vehicle. Personal hand tools required. High school diploma or GED. Position Responsibilities Responsible for the implantation and upkeep of campus keying and access control hardware systems. Executes the maintenance, troubleshooting and repair work on, and evaluation of all equipment and systems as assigned. Embodies values of caring and compassion, justice and integrity, competence and affirmation. Seeks to treat each member of the campus community with fairness, dignity and respect seeking a spirit of unity and harmony as we join together to achieve our common mission. Assumes basic understanding of low voltage access control systems throughout campus to perform assessments and minor repairs. Performs additional duties as instructed by the Director of Plant Operations. Maintains professional growth and development by attending educational, technical and training programs, seminars and courses through self-identification of these opportunities as well as with direction from the Director of Plant Operations. Initiates new work orders for additional work or tasks as observed and identified in the field either as part of routine inspection tours or through observation while completing work orders Qualifications The applicant must possess a strong understanding of locksmithing systems with a general understanding of all access control hardware systems. S minimum knowledge of these systems with at least five or more years of total experience in this trade. The applicant should also possess a basic knowledge of low voltage access control systems. A proven ability to manage the details of several work request projects at the same time. Strong communication skills and a common knowledge for safety are essential. Strong organizational skills required. The ability to lift and move materials (in excess of 50 pounds) and operate power tools and hand tools in a safe and proper manner. The ability to climb ladders. A current valid driver’s license with an exemplary driving record is required. Must appreciate and establish excellent relationships with both internal and external customers. Availability for emergency / on call support is required. Must be flexible, and able to work without constant supervision. It is preferred that the applicant exhibits an understanding of, and support for, the University’s evangelical Christian mission.
