A Facility Maintenance Technician is responsible for the upkeep of the facilities. Using carpentry, plumbing, electrical knowledge, and masonry, they take care of facilities. They are responsible for keeping repair tools and supplies organized and in good condition. Furthermore, they should be familiar with building security. They carry out repairs and perform safety checks.
A Facility Maintenance Technician's key responsibilities include painting, remodeling, refurbishing areas as needed, cleaning windows and glass doors, removing and disposing of recyclable materials, changing light bulbs, on call maintenance, maintaining an exterior property, including snow removal. The position also requires an individual to perform other work-related duties as assigned and work flexible hours. A high school diploma or equivalent would be sufficient, along with certifications and proven work experience. The position is also physically demanding, as the facility maintenance technician may be required to lift heavy loads or crouch into small spaces.
The job may be demanding, but it has its rewards. A facility maintenance technician makes an average of $17.42 an hour, which amounts to $36,231 annually.