Maintenance Technician II - Jobs in Victoria, BC

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Position InformationPosition TitleMaintenance Technician IIPosting NumberES749PJob Posting Open Date06/21/2022Job Posting Close Date07/08/2022Anticipated Layoff Start Date #1Anticipated Layoff End Date #1Anticipated Layoff Start Date #2Anticipated Layoff End Date #2Position Start Date07/11/2022Position End DateLocationLansdowne & InterurbanCOVID-19 Work ArrangementsThis position will work on campusApplicant Portal Position CategorySupport StaffEmployee GroupSupport Staff (CUPE)Pay GradeS - Pay Grade 12Salary$30.39 - $32.59 per hourNumber of positions to be hired under this posting1Additional Pay ConsiderationsDays of the WeekMonday to FridayWork Schedule7:00am – 3:00pmTotal Hours Per Week37.5Position ReasonReplacementPosition TypeRegular Full TimePosting TypeEmployees & General PublicDivision/SchoolFacilities ServicesDepartmentBuilding Services/MaintenanceJob DescriptionGENERAL STATEMENTUnder the limited supervision and direction of the Maintenance Technician III, performs building fabric and mechanical/electrical maintenance on all facilities’ equipment; provide staff and clients a comfortable and secure environment.Provides work guidance to maintenance helper(s).CORE DUTIESMaintenance Technicians perform the core duties as well as one or more of the specific trade sections listed below, dependent upon certification requirements and/or regulations; some cross-over of duties may occur.

• Ensures work is done in a manner that meets or exceeds regulatory and safety standards;
• If required, requests inspections, signs related declaration and disclose any related risk or damage;
• Operates and maintains power tools and equipment;
• Keeps work areas, tools, mechanical, electrical, fan rooms, and work order projects clean and organized;
• Maintains safe working conditions, performs safety-conscious methods of installation, wears appropriate safety equipment;
• Inspects departmental vehicles and minor repairs;
• Liaises with contractors, fire department, engineers, WCB, alarm monitoring companies, associated service companies;
• Responsible for public safety and security of buildings, including fire safety;
• Responds to emergency call outs on a 24-hour scheduled basis, required to carry a cellular phone while on call;
• Supplies cost estimates of work projects;
• Required to wear a uniform;
• Stays current on College’s maintenance manual procedures and standing orders;
• Height work involved;
• Handles toxic wastes and chemicals for disposal purposes;
• Performs snow removal by hand and machine, salting and sanding;
• Participates in and completes periodic training as required;
• Performs other related duties similar in scope and complexity.

Power Engineer

• Performs closed water system and cooling tower chemical analysis and treatment, records daily log schedules of equipment for all campuses;
• Maintains, repairs and tests, emergency lighting systems, including batteries, emergency diesel generating equipment, complete with associated controls, portable generator and auxiliary emergency pumps;
• Performs plumbing maintenance, repairs maintaining and repairing water closets, fountains, basins, soap dispensers, shower heads, urinals, faucets and taps, emergency eye wash stations and shower stalls; clears obstructions from water closets, floor, basin and main sanitary and storm sewer lines;
• Tests, maintains building fire systems, hydrants, extinguishers, hoses, associated valves and fire panels;
• Installs, operates and maintains building Direct Digital Control systems and associated equipment;
• Operates and maintains computerized lighting system;
• Operates and maintains chillers, cooling towers and associated equipment;
• Maintains heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, boilers compressors, associated equipment and controls, filter media installation, filter readings, pneumatic controls repair and re-calibration, baffle adjustment, replacement of fans, motors, belts, bearings; replacement of pump gland packing and mechanical seals; maintains drive-train components including re-alignment and replacement of belts and sheaves, checks electrical amperage and resistance for safety of equipment; performs various techniques of balancing and alignments of mechanical shafts and bearings;
• Performs preventative maintenance routines on mechanical/electrical equipment;

Electrician

• Performs electrical maintenance and repairs, ballasts receptacles, sockets, switches, fuse devices, including repairs to electrical appliances, installation of electrical motors, as permitted under electrical trade licence;
• Tests, maintains building fire systems, hydrants, extinguishers, hoses, associated valves and fire panels;
• Installs, operates and maintains building Direct Digital Control systems and associated equipment;
• Operates and maintains computerized lighting system;
• Performs preventative maintenance routines on mechanical/electrical equipment;

Plumber/Gas Fitter

• Performs plumbing maintenance, repairs and alterations including installation of hot and cold water supplies, replacement of existing plumbing fixtures, maintaining and repairing water closets, fountains, basins, soap dispensers, shower heads, urinals, faucets and taps, emergency eye wash stations and shower stalls; clears obstructions from water closets, floor, basin and main sanitary and storm sewer lines;
• Maintains, repairs and tests, emergency lighting systems, including batteries, emergency diesel generating equipment, complete with associated controls, portable generator and auxiliary emergency pumps;
• Replaces filter media installation, filter readings, pneumatic controls repair and re-calibration, baffle adjustment, belts, bearings; replacement of pump gland packing and mechanical seals; maintains drive-train components including re-alignment and replacement of belts and sheaves, checks electrical amperage and resistance for safety of equipment; performs various techniques of balancing and alignments of mechanical shafts and bearings;
• Does layout, fabricates and installs piping, galvanized and stainless steel metal work by soldering, riveting, arc/gas welding, cutting, brazing for heating/air conditioning duct work and various metal-oriented projects;

Carpenter/Lock Smith

• Performs fabrications and renovations including repairs, framing, cabinet repair, shelving fabrication and installations; aware of earthquake restraint measures;
• Fabricates and installs campus signage; repairs furniture including desks, chairs, tables, cabinets, etc.;
• Performs roof and flashing repairs, cleans, maintains and repairs downspouts including catch basins and drains;
• Repairs carpet, floor and ceiling tile and associated accessories, including wall-covering, general painting and staining;
• Replaces defective window hardware, weather-stripping, fabricates and installs security screens;
• Maintains an up to date key inventory, re-pins locks, cut keys on a duplicating machine and a computerized code key cutting machine, maintains panic/door hardware and closing devices;

QualificationsGrade 12 plus a Trades Certification and applicable legislated certificates in the following categories – 4th Class Power Engineer, Plumber, Carpenter, Locksmith, Electrician, Millwright – as determined by the current needs of the department plus three years’ post certification experience performing a variety of trade tasks in institutional maintenance or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

• Knowledge of HVAC, refrigeration and knowledge of sources of supplies and terminologies.
• Ability to use a computer, knowledge of MS Word, MS Excel and energy management (DDC) systems.
• Ability to use initiative and varied skills in diagnosing and effecting repairs.
• Strong electrical and mechanical background in an Institutional or Industrial environment.
• Ability to carry out an effective work schedule, under limited supervision, and utilize materials and equipment for maximum benefit.
• Good physical health, sufficient strength, stamina and coordination to perform a variety of routine manual and machine operation tasks continuously.
• Ability to maintain cooperative working relationships with faculty, staff and students.
• Ability to follow oral and written instructions accurately.

CapabilitiesThe core capabilities are required for all positions at the college.Focus on Students and Their Success (Core)

• We all have a role to play in promoting and supporting students – directly or indirectly – contributing to their success, education and transition as they build their path to the future.

Cultural Alignment (Core)

• Inclusion and respect align with Camosun’s traditions of lifelong learning and positive, supportive experiences for all. We examine our individual and institutional cultures and, through indigenization, consider other ways of knowing (thinking), being (approaches), doing (acting), and relating.

Fostering and Nurturing Relationships (Core)

• Fostering and nurturing relationships is at the core of everything we do. Successful workplace relationships take time to develop and include building trust, engagement and collaboration.

Job Type: Full-timeSalary: $30.39-$32.59 per hourQuick Apply

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