Property Technician

Position Summary The Property Technician plans and performs work relating to upkeep and repair of buildings, mechanical and plumbing systems, and vehicles in assigned areas of the organization.

Essential Responsibilities

Creates and completes cleaning schedules for both inside and outside the facility including offices, bathrooms, halls, walls, parking lots, and green spaces

Performs plumbing, electrical, and painting tasks, oversees electrical and mechanical system work

Maintains safe and tidy grounds by

Using plow truck with salt spreader to safely and effectively clear parking lots of snow and salt as needed

Removing snow, ice and debris with shovel, snowblower

Salting

Mowing and edging lawns

Trimming shrubbery

Removing trash

Performs minor repairs and painting

Maintains clean floors by sweeping, mopping and vacuuming, spot removal and shampooing carpets and rugs

Completes preventative maintenance logs and safety inspections, maintains pool vehicles and schedules vehicles for service or repairs, cares for all maintenance equipment, alerting supervisor of any safety concerns or repairs

Assists in moving furniture and tearing down or setting up for programs

Orders and organizes supplies and keeps custodian closet well stocked at all times and cares for all maintenance equipment

Transports donations, deliveries, and program participants as necessary

General upkeep and light maintenance at officer's quarters

Handles emergency building concerns before or after hours, such as snow removal

Coordinates with outside vendors as needed for repairs

Move pallets of product with pallet jack

Perform other duties as assigned

Education/Experience

High school diploma / GED, or any equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities

1 year of maintenance experience

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Maintain confidentiality

Basic knowledge and understanding of general maintenance, including

Carpentry

Roofing

Plumbing

HVAC

Vehicle maintenance

Safely maneuver a pallet jack

Driving pick-up truck with plow and automatic salter

Computer Skills

Proficient in Microsoft Office 365

Working knowledge of TEAMS and SharePoint

Willingness to learn new software as needed

Certificates and Licenses

Complete Safe From Harm training, and keep current as needed

Must have a current valid Michigan driver's license with a chauffeurs' endorsement and pass The Salvation Army Motor Vehicle Record check (MVR)

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