The Building Maintenance Worker is responsible for keeping buildings in good condition by performing repairs, inspections, and general upkeep.

**General Responsibilities**

• Routine Inspections: Regularly checking building systems, including HVAC, plumbing, and electrical.
• Repairs & Maintenance: Fixing minor electrical, plumbing, and structural issues (e.g., replacing light fixtures, unclogging drains, patching drywall).
• HVAC System Maintenance: Changing air filters, checking thermostats, and ensuring heating/cooling systems function properly.
• Plumbing Work: Fixing leaks, unclogging toilets and sinks, and maintaining water systems.
• Electrical Repairs: Replacing outlets, switches, fuses, and troubleshooting minor electrical issues.
• Painting & Carpentry: Touch-up painting, repairing doors/windows, and installing shelves or fixtures.
• Groundskeeping: Mowing lawns, removing snow, maintaining sidewalks, and general landscaping.
• Safety Compliance: Ensuring fire alarms, sprinklers, and emergency exits are in working order.
• Equipment Maintenance: Keeping tools, elevators, and building machinery in good condition.
• Cleaning & Sanitation: Assisting with janitorial tasks, such as cleaning common areas and disposing of waste.
• Emergency Repairs: Responding to urgent maintenance issues, such as power outages or water leaks.
• Managing work orders.
• Supervising other maintenance staff or contractors.
• Maintaining an inventory of supplies and ordering materials when needed.