Maintenance Mechanic II

• Performs general carpentry in support of alterations and renovations.
• Performs masonry tasks when necessary.
• Installs dry wall, floor and ceiling systems.
• Prepares all surfaces with joint compound, caulking and sanding.
• Removes hardware and other items.
• Places masking tape and drop cloths to protect surfaces.
• Sets up scaffold and ladders for safe usage.
• Applies paints, stains and varnishes to various surfaces using brushes, rollers and spray guns.
• Returns finished area to working order.
• Uses and maintains equipment for snow removal.
• Equipment may include truck-mounted snow plow, tractor-mounted snow plow, snow throwers, shovels, brooms, etc.
• Checks fluid levels.
• Performs minor equipment repairs when necessary.
• Performs preventive maintenance and equipment checks, including: fire extinguishers, air filter cleaning and changes, belt
• changes and lubrication of rotating equipment.
• Repairs a variety of mechanical, plumbing, electrical equipment and general building components.
• Installs, maintains and repairs plumbing fixtures, domestic water piping and equipment, and steam piping and distribution
• equipment including valves and radiators Installs, maintains and repairs sanitary drains, sewers, holding tanks and sewage
• pumps.
• Installs, maintains and repairs electrical conduits, raceways, wires and cables and circuit breakers for the supply of electrical
• power.
• Runs computer and other non-protected cables.
• Replaces light bulbs and lamps as required.
• Repairs a variety of mechanical, plumbing, electrical equipment and general building components. ​

In this role, you’ll tackle a variety of tasks—from carpentry, masonry, drywall installation, and floor/ceiling repairs to equipment upkeep, minor mechanical fixes, and snow‑removal duties.

Every day, your work helps ensure a safe, comfortable environment for patients, staff, and visitors.