In compliance with the Occupational Health & Safety Act, and its regulations, the principal responsibilities of the MAINTENANCE MECHANIC include operating a variety of portable/stationary power tools and equipment to repair materials and/or other items; build, demolish and/or install materials and/or other items; maintaining and storing tools and equipment; maintaining a safe and clean working environment; performing cross-functional duties as assigned and/or required; performing other duties consistent with the job classification, as assigned and/or required.
Compensation
Wage Range: $36.28 to $36.91 per hour. Start rate non-negotiable.
Responsibilities
Prepares the work site for work to be performed, involving laying out required materials, isolating areas in preparation for the welding of materials, removing plumbing, within scope of authority, maintaining a safe clean environment of the workshop and mechanical rooms
Repairs carpentry, plumbing, HVAC and electronic equipment/machines (excluding panels) and other healthcare equipment such as beds, wheelchairs, stretchers, IV pumps
Calibrates and aligns a variety of equipment, machinery and health care equipment
Replaces worn and/or broken parts such as bearings, belts, seals, valves, filters, motors, fans, gaskets
Assists with repairs leaks and piping; adjusts, cleans and lubricates parts
Requirements
High school completion plus an Apprenticeship program or recognized equivalent
Certificate or Diploma in Building Operations Class I or II
