What are the responsibilities and job description for the Maintenance Technician I & II position at Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport (SRQ)?
SARASOTA MANATEE AIRPORT AUTHORITYJOB CLASS SPECIFICATIONJob Code: 5078 (I) 5079 (II)
Grade: 25 & 27JOB TITLE: Maintenance Technician I & IIREPORTS TO: Facilities SupervisorDEPARTMENT: FacilitiesFLSA STATUS: Non-ExemptJOB SUMMARYUnder direct supervision, performs general labor and maintenance of Airport facilities, grounds, airfield, AOA ramps, and associated equipment. Performs manual labor in a variety of construction and maintenance functions. Work schedules will include weekends and nights and occasional overtime. On occasion may be subject to being called in during non-scheduled hours to respond to any situation related to the responsibilities of the position, or any situation determined necessary by the department.JOB RESPONSIBILITIESEssential Job Responsibilities:Performs general maintenance work including, but not limited to concrete work, carpentry work, drywall, painting, tile work, wallpaper, and ceiling tile replacement, plumbing and irrigation repairs, landscaping, installation and replacement of door locks and hardware.Repairs and performs preventive maintenance on Authority owned mechanical equipment. To include passenger boarding bridge repair and maintenance, conveyor system repair and maintenance, security gates, automatic entrance doors and T-hangars.Repairs and performs preventive maintenance Authority owned vehicles. To include trucks, light and heavy, Police vehicles, Fire Fighting vehicles, various mowing equipment, various tractors, various small engines, and various earth moving equipment.Paved area maintenance. To include all runways, taxiways, ramps, and aprons associated with the Airport authority. All areas will be maintained in accordance with FAA Part 139 guidelines. Surfaces will include various concrete and asphalt compounds.Painting, all phases. To include various Authority equipment and properties, both indoor and outdoor.Runway and taxiway markings, surface painted signs, ramp, and movement areas. Daily maintenance of the painting equipment.Electrical repairs and replacement of items as directed. To include light changes and inspections. High and low voltage work, under direct supervision.Airfield lighting. To include Assisting Airfield Electricians with diagnosing, repairing, and replacing all components of airfield lighting, guidance and illuminated signage systems.Carpentry, all phases. To include ceiling tile, floor covering, drywall, cabinet and casework fabrication, doors, locksmithing, painting and trim. General remodeling. Measuring tools.Plumbing, all phases. To include urinal and toilet maintenance, main line drain cleaning, branch line drain cleaning, water fountain repairs, potable water cabinet repairs, water heater repairs and replacements, unclogging of all drain lines and irrigation repairs.Roofing systems, all phases. To include roofing repairs and inspections.Fabrication shop equipment. To include welders, sheet metal tools, various cutting equipment and measuring tools.Cuts grass, includes airfield mowing. To include Runway Safety Areas (RSA) and all airfield turf areas. Mowing equipment will be inspected daily for safety and needed repairs as well as routine maintenance. (checks equipment for fluid levels, and cleans and maintains equipment.Repair fences, fills holes including paved areas.Performs heavy landscape work.Fills washouts and plants sod.Performs fertilization/pesticide/herbicide applications, as needed.Cleans ramp, parking lots, runway, and taxiway.Other Related Responsibilities:Although usually assigned to one area, cross-trains with and assists other facilities personnel on an as needed basis.MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT USEDPainting equipment including striping machines. Cleaning equipment including power washers, steam washers and sweeper trucks. Power and hand tools. All manner of landscaping equipment including, mowers (push, zero turn and decks), edgers, string trimmers, blowers, and fertilization/pesticide/herbicide equipment. Trucks and trailers.QUALIFICATIONS REQUIREDWhere "preferred" is indicated, the qualification is not essential.Maintenance Technician IHigh School Diploma or GED.Valid Florida License or must obtain within (30) days of assuming position and a good driving record.Experience working with a trade, maintenance, landscaping or equipment, preferred.Maintenance Technician IIHigh School Diploma or GED.3 years’ experience in a trade or trades such as plumbing, electrical, landscaping, painting, etc.Valid Florida License or must obtain within (30) days of assuming position and a good driving record.Graduation from or currently enrolled in a trade school or equivalent apprenticeship program, preferred.Valid Florida Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), preferred.Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:Knowledge of principles, practices, and methods of basic maintenance.Knowledge of potential safety hazards and related safety precautions.Knowledge of ground maintenance and equipment maintenance.Skill in the use of hand and power tools.Ability to learn on the job, in a hands-on, physical labor environment.Ability to take and pass in-house computer-based training and safety program, as required.Ability to perform routine and physical work.Ability to understand and interpret oral and written instructions.Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with superiors and fellow employees.Ability to read and comprehend plans and specifications, preferred.FAA Part 139 knowledge/experience, preferred.Maintenance Technician I – preferred & Maintenance Technician II – required:Ability to obtain and maintain any license or certificates needed to perform a specific job assignment.Physical Requirements:The Maintenance Technician must be physically fit to perform manual labor. Physical work is performed both outside and indoors in all weather conditions for extended periods of time. Day and night shift work schedules are required.Mental Requirements:A Maintenance Technician performs general maintenance of Airport facilities, grounds, and equipment. The Maintenance Technician works wherever he/she is needed and in all kinds of weather conditions. Accordingly, the individual must be able to work with and understand instructions from various people and change work direction quickly.Environmental Requirements:The majority of a Maintenance Technician workday is spent working in a hands-on capacity on a variety of projects requiring labor outside and indoors in all types of weather conditions for extended periods of time. Physical work is continuous. Day and night shift work schedules are required.Summary Clause:The duties and responsibilities listed in this job class specification are intended only as illustrations of the various duties to be performed and are not all inclusive. The omission of other specific duties does not exclude them from being performed by the Maintenance Technician if the duties are similar, related, or a logical assignment to the position. This job class specification does not constitute an employment contract between SMAA and the Maintenance Technician and is subject to change at the discretion of the Airport Authority.This Class Specification should not be interpreted as all inclusive. It is intended to identify the major responsibilities and requirements of this job. The incumbents may be requested to perform job-related responsibilities and tasks other than those stated in this description, but which are commensurate with similar levels of responsibility. ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO POSSIBLE MODIFICATION TO REASONABLY ACCOMMODATE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES.
Grade: 25 & 27JOB TITLE: Maintenance Technician I & IIREPORTS TO: Facilities SupervisorDEPARTMENT: FacilitiesFLSA STATUS: Non-ExemptJOB SUMMARYUnder direct supervision, performs general labor and maintenance of Airport facilities, grounds, airfield, AOA ramps, and associated equipment. Performs manual labor in a variety of construction and maintenance functions. Work schedules will include weekends and nights and occasional overtime. On occasion may be subject to being called in during non-scheduled hours to respond to any situation related to the responsibilities of the position, or any situation determined necessary by the department.JOB RESPONSIBILITIESEssential Job Responsibilities:Performs general maintenance work including, but not limited to concrete work, carpentry work, drywall, painting, tile work, wallpaper, and ceiling tile replacement, plumbing and irrigation repairs, landscaping, installation and replacement of door locks and hardware.Repairs and performs preventive maintenance on Authority owned mechanical equipment. To include passenger boarding bridge repair and maintenance, conveyor system repair and maintenance, security gates, automatic entrance doors and T-hangars.Repairs and performs preventive maintenance Authority owned vehicles. To include trucks, light and heavy, Police vehicles, Fire Fighting vehicles, various mowing equipment, various tractors, various small engines, and various earth moving equipment.Paved area maintenance. To include all runways, taxiways, ramps, and aprons associated with the Airport authority. All areas will be maintained in accordance with FAA Part 139 guidelines. Surfaces will include various concrete and asphalt compounds.Painting, all phases. To include various Authority equipment and properties, both indoor and outdoor.Runway and taxiway markings, surface painted signs, ramp, and movement areas. Daily maintenance of the painting equipment.Electrical repairs and replacement of items as directed. To include light changes and inspections. High and low voltage work, under direct supervision.Airfield lighting. To include Assisting Airfield Electricians with diagnosing, repairing, and replacing all components of airfield lighting, guidance and illuminated signage systems.Carpentry, all phases. To include ceiling tile, floor covering, drywall, cabinet and casework fabrication, doors, locksmithing, painting and trim. General remodeling. Measuring tools.Plumbing, all phases. To include urinal and toilet maintenance, main line drain cleaning, branch line drain cleaning, water fountain repairs, potable water cabinet repairs, water heater repairs and replacements, unclogging of all drain lines and irrigation repairs.Roofing systems, all phases. To include roofing repairs and inspections.Fabrication shop equipment. To include welders, sheet metal tools, various cutting equipment and measuring tools.Cuts grass, includes airfield mowing. To include Runway Safety Areas (RSA) and all airfield turf areas. Mowing equipment will be inspected daily for safety and needed repairs as well as routine maintenance. (checks equipment for fluid levels, and cleans and maintains equipment.Repair fences, fills holes including paved areas.Performs heavy landscape work.Fills washouts and plants sod.Performs fertilization/pesticide/herbicide applications, as needed.Cleans ramp, parking lots, runway, and taxiway.Other Related Responsibilities:Although usually assigned to one area, cross-trains with and assists other facilities personnel on an as needed basis.MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT USEDPainting equipment including striping machines. Cleaning equipment including power washers, steam washers and sweeper trucks. Power and hand tools. All manner of landscaping equipment including, mowers (push, zero turn and decks), edgers, string trimmers, blowers, and fertilization/pesticide/herbicide equipment. Trucks and trailers.QUALIFICATIONS REQUIREDWhere "preferred" is indicated, the qualification is not essential.Maintenance Technician IHigh School Diploma or GED.Valid Florida License or must obtain within (30) days of assuming position and a good driving record.Experience working with a trade, maintenance, landscaping or equipment, preferred.Maintenance Technician IIHigh School Diploma or GED.3 years’ experience in a trade or trades such as plumbing, electrical, landscaping, painting, etc.Valid Florida License or must obtain within (30) days of assuming position and a good driving record.Graduation from or currently enrolled in a trade school or equivalent apprenticeship program, preferred.Valid Florida Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), preferred.Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:Knowledge of principles, practices, and methods of basic maintenance.Knowledge of potential safety hazards and related safety precautions.Knowledge of ground maintenance and equipment maintenance.Skill in the use of hand and power tools.Ability to learn on the job, in a hands-on, physical labor environment.Ability to take and pass in-house computer-based training and safety program, as required.Ability to perform routine and physical work.Ability to understand and interpret oral and written instructions.Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with superiors and fellow employees.Ability to read and comprehend plans and specifications, preferred.FAA Part 139 knowledge/experience, preferred.Maintenance Technician I – preferred & Maintenance Technician II – required:Ability to obtain and maintain any license or certificates needed to perform a specific job assignment.Physical Requirements:The Maintenance Technician must be physically fit to perform manual labor. Physical work is performed both outside and indoors in all weather conditions for extended periods of time. Day and night shift work schedules are required.Mental Requirements:A Maintenance Technician performs general maintenance of Airport facilities, grounds, and equipment. The Maintenance Technician works wherever he/she is needed and in all kinds of weather conditions. Accordingly, the individual must be able to work with and understand instructions from various people and change work direction quickly.Environmental Requirements:The majority of a Maintenance Technician workday is spent working in a hands-on capacity on a variety of projects requiring labor outside and indoors in all types of weather conditions for extended periods of time. Physical work is continuous. Day and night shift work schedules are required.Summary Clause:The duties and responsibilities listed in this job class specification are intended only as illustrations of the various duties to be performed and are not all inclusive. The omission of other specific duties does not exclude them from being performed by the Maintenance Technician if the duties are similar, related, or a logical assignment to the position. This job class specification does not constitute an employment contract between SMAA and the Maintenance Technician and is subject to change at the discretion of the Airport Authority.This Class Specification should not be interpreted as all inclusive. It is intended to identify the major responsibilities and requirements of this job. The incumbents may be requested to perform job-related responsibilities and tasks other than those stated in this description, but which are commensurate with similar levels of responsibility. ALL REQUIREMENTS ARE SUBJECT TO POSSIBLE MODIFICATION TO REASONABLY ACCOMMODATE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES.
