DESCRIPTION:
Under the supervision of the Maintenance Supervisor and the Director of Facility Services, the maintenance technician - projects is responsible for performing electrical, general maintenance and utility tasks of various types to care for and maintain all College buildings and related facilities. The position will need to promptly respond to daily service requests while interacting and communicating with customers and staff in a professional manner.
 
Typical hours for this position are based on the position posting and vary based on shift. Individual must be willing to work overtime, evenings/weekends, and be available for call-out work and special events. They are also considered part of the weather and emergency staff and may need to respond to emergency issues outside normal times. Serves as part of the on-call rotation.
OUTCOME:
College facilities will be presentable, well maintained and safe for students, staff, faculty and guests.

• Project Management: Able to independently define project scope, objectives, timelines, and budgets in consultation with York College stakeholders. Develop detailed project plans, including schedules, resource requirements, and procurement strategies. Coordinate with external partners such as architects, engineers, and vendors to ensure project alignment and compliance. Oversee all project phases from inception to completion, maintaining rigorous standards throughout. 10%
• Hands-On Construction: Utilize your skills in carpentry, masonry, plumbing, and electrical work to execute project objectives effectively. Ensure all construction activities comply with safety regulations and industry best practices. 30%
• Budget and Cost Management: Responsible for project budget development, tracking expenses, and controlling costs throughout the project lifecycle. Identify cost-saving opportunities and implement strategies to optimize spending while upholding quality standards. Manage financial documentation, including invoices, change orders, and procurement records. 10%
• Keeps abreast of current codes and industry changes within the trade. 5%
• Assists within other areas of maintenance and Facility Services, including general maintenance work orders. 12%
• Completes work orders assigned through the TDX system. Assists in maintaining and entering accurate data into the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) that are related to work status, pertinent details, costs (labor/materials), dates, time, invoices, images, actions performed to correct the issue, etc. 5%
• Maintains communication with main office and supervisor Works with the appropriate stakeholders and/or leaders to inform and assist in scheduling utility and equipment shutdowns and/or area closures required to complete a project. 3%
• Reads and interprets blueprints, sketches, schematics, and diagrams as needed. 2%
• Operates and keeps in good working order a variety of equipment including hand and power tools, and related equipment. This includes the campus vehicle that that are assigned to. 5%
• Coordinates with other team members, as required, to ensure multi-trade projects are completed efficiently and completely. 4%
• Maintains a professional appearance. 2%
• Maintains a positive customer service orientation and attitude. 2%
• Assists in emergency response events including snow removal operations. 6%
• Cooperates with other university employees and related contractors to achieve the best possible outcomes. 2%
• Other duties as assigned. 2%

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• A minimum of 5 years’ experience in general trades
• Project management experience preferred.
• Must possess a valid driver’s license.
• Demonstrated knowledge of equipment, materials, methods, practices, and tools
• Demonstrated knowledge of common hazards and necessary safety precautions
• Demonstrated knowledge of, and ability to apply, local, state, and national plumbing codes
• Ability to analyze systems and controls to determine problems and initiate repairs as directed by supervisor
• Microsoft word, excel and Gmail.
• Must have the ability to follow both verbal and written directions in English; the ability to interact with students, faculty, administration, and staff in a professional and positive manner, as well as the ability to read and understand National Fire Protection Association and OSHA guidelines, such as Material Safety Data Sheets, equipment safety data plates, fuel/chemical flash points, etc.

• Must be able to stand, sit, bend, kneel, climb stairs, reach, and climb ladders.
• Must be able to work in confined spaces and in elevated spaces (e.g. scaffold, bucket-truck platform, ladders, high-reach lifts).
• Ability in electrical, plumbing and general facilities repairs.
• Ability to work with computer systems.
• Must be willing to work overtime to accomplish the outcome, if needed.
• Ability to work both independently and in a team setting.
• Required to report and remain on campus in response to emergencies and weather events even when normal business operations are canceled or suspended.
• May be required to work weekends and holidays to support weekend operations or special events.
• Maximum lifting of 75 pounds independently. Frequently lifting objects up to 50 pounds, employees must get help if lifting over 75 pounds. Occasionally pulling and pushing up to 75 pounds of force.
• Participate in the on-call responsibilities. 
• Considered weather and emergency personnel.