Technician I - Facilities Services

Facilities Service TechnicianJoin Utah Valley University as a Facilities Service Technician and play an important role in creating a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for students, employees, and visitors. This position combines specialized custodial work with hands-on building maintenance, offering a variety of responsibilities that keep each day engaging. From maintaining facilities and equipment to supporting the overall appearance and functionality of campus spaces, your work will have a direct impact on the university community. This full-time position offers a consistent Monday-through-Friday schedule from 4:30 p.m. to 1:15 a.m., allowing you to enjoy your mornings and afternoons before work. Facilities Service Technicians regularly rotate between work areas, providing opportunities to build a broad range of skills, gain experience across multiple campus environments, and contribute to a team dedicated to maintaining a high-quality campus experience. Summary of ResponsibilitiesPerforms specialized custodial duties, i.e., cleans, refinishes, and maintains a variety of floor coverings and surfaces, cleans restrooms, floors, pest control, and other specialized tasks as assigned. Assists in maintaining an adequate stock of cleaning supplies, inventory, and spaces. Organizes closets and storage areas to stock parts and supplies. Performs various preventative and maintenance repairs to facilities such as lights, toilets, walls, blinds, fixtures, etc., to ensure buildings and/or equipment are in proper operating condition. Performs various maintenance trades work requiring the application of trade skills, codes, and standard trade practices. Inspects assigned buildings, fixtures, machines, and appliances as necessary. Maintains and repairs various types of furniture, fabric surfaces, and upholstery. Performs minor installation, repair, and replacement of electrical, plumbing, carpentry, heating, and cooling systems as needed; reports any complex or unusual problems to supervisor. Assembles and disassembles furniture as requested. Performs minor furniture moves across campus. Installs/hangs various office accessories. Maintains custodial equipment and vehicles: Performs preventative and repair maintenance on equipment such as buffers, vacuums, scrubbers, burnishers, appliances, etc. Performs preventative and operating maintenance on vehicles, i.e., fueling, monitoring tire pressure, oil and coolant levels, the staff of batteries, and other components as necessary. Assists with general custodial coverage as needed. Performs other job-related duties as assigned. Qualifications / Licenses / CertificationsHigh school diploma from a standard high school or the equivalent, and any combination of post-high school education and/or directly related full-time experience to the summary of duties totaling one year is required. Knowledge / Skills / AbilitiesKnowledge Knowledge of electrical and electronic systems maintenance and repair. Knowledge of the operation and repair of various types of motors. Knowledge of basic hand tools and equipment used in routine building maintenance. Knowledge of ADA standards for proper mounting of equipment and accessories. Knowledge of proper cleaning techniques and standards. Knowledge of all floor types, such as terrazzo, cement, wood, vinyl, and ceramic tile, as well as carpet fibers, weaves, and backings. Knowledge of waxes/polishes, acids, other chemicals, buffers, extractors, vacuums, and scrubbers. Knowledge of basic pest control. Knowledge of safe work practices. Skills Skilled in the use of hand and power tools common to the trade. Must have strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. Strong communication skills, both verbal and in writing. Must be service-oriented; actively seeks opportunities to help others. Skills in operating personal computers, including the accompanying CMMS software and Microsoft Office software. Abilities Ability to learn and care for an assigned area and equipment. Ability to read electronic and mechanical schematics and diagrams. Ability to operate saws, grinders, drills, forklifts, buffers, and various hand tools. Ability to operate cleaning equipment, such as vacuums, carpet extractors, burnishers, etc. Ability to understand chemical cleaning applications and methods. Ability to identify maintenance problems that need attention and repair. Ability to understand and follow safety procedures. Ability to work well under pressure, meeting multiple and sometimes conflicting deadlines.