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IBTS - Institute for Building Technology and Safety seeks a field maintenance worker to perform a range of routine manual labor and maintenance tasks, operating vehicles and equipment to keep streets, medians, and signage in good condition. The role requires overtime and potential emergency response.
You will work under supervision to support city maintenance projects, with a focus on safety, efficiency, and reliable teamwork in a field environment.
Under general supervision, performs a variety of routine unskilled to semi‑skilled manual labor and maintenance work and safely operates a variety of vehicles, tools and equipment required to maintain the general appearance of the City and to assist with the removal of trash and debris and/or the maintenance, replacement and repair of streets, sidewalks, medians, parkways, traffic signals and signage; and performs related work.
This position reports to the Public Works Supervisor and Public Works Director. This position will require overtime, weekend work and emergency response during severe weather or infrastructure failures.
Positions in this classification are characterized by an intermediate structure where work activities change considerably from day to day, or even hour to hour, but usually within some reasonable or expected bounds. Contacts are regularly made both inside and outside the organization at all organizational levels, and require considerable tact, discretion, and persuasion to obtain willing action and consent.
Dependent upon assignment, essential duties of this classification are performed primarily in a field environment in various weather conditions. Work is performed on a daily basis in an atmosphere of constant noise; around moving objects and vehicles; around machinery with moving parts; on ladders and scaffolding; and occasionally below ground. Incumbents are frequently subject to vibration, exposed to smoke, fumes, gas, dust, grease, oil, pesticides chemicals, treated water, and untreated sewage and may occasionally work in confined spaces, perform duties with hands in water and may be exposed to electrical energy.