Performs preventive maintenance tasks on the electrical distribution system and fixtures to provide a safe and hazard free environment throughout the facility.

Responds to routine and emergent service calls as they relate to electrical and plumbing repairs within the organization. Trouble shoots various building leaks and plumbing breakdowns. Documents all maintenance procedures and provides feedback to supervior, completes daily logs,

Maintains a safety level of electrical/plumbing replacement parts and supplies for the organization.

Routinely requests supplies from supervisor as needed, develops materials lists for specific jobs

Assists in operating, maintaining and repairing all equipment that supplies the hospital complex with, water, heating, ventilation and air conditioning,

Operates and maintains equipment such as air compressors, boilers, generators, pumping systems, vacuum pumps, motors.

Cleans, lubricates, calibrates and adjusts all equipment according to preventive maintenance schedules.

Performs testing of water samples. Adds water treatment to boilers, heating and cooling water systems, tests emergency generators and logs all results.

Complies with established personal protective equipment requirements necessary for protection against exposure to blood and other potentially infectious body fluids, chemical disinfectants, radiation, asbestos and other hazardous substances..

Assists the manager in the planning and implementation of new programs and processes, requests supplies needed to fulfill daily responsibilities.

Trains staff, works with building management software to control equipment and monitor systems.

Required Skills

Must have a minimum of a State of Connecticut OE2 License. Ability to read blueprints, control schematics, technical manuals and specifications as well as basic knowledge of all normal and emergency electrical systems and processes. Must have proven knowledge in plumbing, HVAC, building controls and systems.

Additional licenses beneficial: CT Backflow Prevention, CT Refrigeration License, CT Plumbing License (P2 and/or P1), Medical Gas Piping Certificate.

Required Experience

Must have a minimum of a State of Connecticut OE2 License. Ability to read blueprints, control schematics, technical manuals and specifications as well as basic knowledge of all normal and emergency electrical systems and processes. Must have proven knowledge in plumbing, HVAC, building controls and systems.

Additional licenses beneficial: CT Backflow Prevention, CT Refrigeration License, CT Plumbing License (P2 and/or P1), Medical Gas Piping Certificate.