Facilities: Mechanic

Rochester General Hospital; Village of Clifton Springs (NY); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Rochester General Hospital in Clifton Springs, NY is seeking a Mechanic to install, maintain and repair mechanical systems and equipment under leadership within the Facilities department. The role involves performing routine maintenance and servicing with guidance from senior mechanics and facilities leaders, ensuring reliability and safety in a healthcare environment.

Responsibilities include planning, coordinating and overseeing mechanical work tasks, assisting with HVAC, plumbing and

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years' experience preferred
• Health care experience preferred
• Concentration in health care maintenance preferred

Responsibilities

• Gas system maintenance/repair, auto door maintenance/repair, bed maintenance/repair
• Plan, coordinate, schedule and oversee mechanical related work tasks
• Perform minor mechanical tasks such as wall, floor, ceiling repairs/construction, door repairs, mounting of equipment to building surfaces
• Performs preventive and predictive maintenance for non-essential mechanical equipment/systems
• Maintains regulatory compliance with safety plans and other regulatory programs
• Documents all work performed and training received, and communicates with staff as required

Job description

Job Title: Mechanic

Department: Facilities

Location: Clifton Springs- 2 Coulter Rd, Clifton Springs, NY 14432

Hours Per Week: 40

Schedule: 11:00 pm - 7:30 am

Position Summary:

Install, maintain and repair mechanical systems and associated equipment as directed by leadership. Work involves performance of minor mechanical tasks in maintaining, repairing, and servicing a variety of mechanical equipment. Routine maintenance, service, and repair work are performed with guidance and direction from other senior mechanics or other facilities leaders.

Key Responsibilities:

• Gas system maintenance/repair, auto door maintenance/repair, bed maintenance/repair).
• Has the basic understanding of mechanical systems/equipment functionality to tr
• Plan, coordinate, schedule and oversee mechanical related work tasks.
• Perform minor mechanical tasks such as wall, floor, ceiling repairs/construction, Door repairs, mounting of equipment to building surfaces, makes minor adjustments/repairs to HVAC systems, electrical lighting and outlet installations/services, plumbing faucet/fixture repairs, drain maintenance, patient care equipment maintenance, mechanical system rounds/inspections/monitoring, preventive maintenance tasks and other minor adjustments/repairs to mechanical systems as directed.
• Assists the senior mechanics with more complex tasks such as (Pneumatic tube system maintenance/repair, medical
• oubleshoot minor equipment/system problems as assigned by the senior mechanic or other facilities leaders to complete tasks as scheduled.
• Provides mechanical troubleshooting support for all other trade fields as needed for their successful completion of work assignments.
• Utilizes tools and equipment such as power drills, saws, mechanical sockets/wrenches, meters, test gauge analyzers equipment, welding equipment if certified along with other related tools and equipment necessary to effectively troubleshoot and resolve mechanical problems. Has the basic knowledge and ability to read, interpret and utilize plans, schematic drawings, line diagrams, OEM manuals, specifications and work orders to determine work requirements and actions needed to successfully complete mechanical related tasks.
• Has some basic knowledge of codes and other regulations related to the mechanical trade fields to complete assigned tasks with compliant outcomes.
• Performs preventive and predictive maintenance for non-essential mechanical equipment/systems to maintain them in proper working condition.
• Performs mechanical project work and assists other trades in accomplishing scheduled projects. Communicates assigned project task needs, progress and concerns with the customer and department leadership to keep jobs on schedule and achieve positive outcomes.
• Performs tasks assigned by senior mechanic or other facilities leaders during utility/equipment shutdowns as necessary to complete tasks/projects.
• Assists department leadership in managing mechanical contractors work activities as assigned.
• Maintain regulatory compliance with ICRA and PICRA safety plans, lockout tag-out, confined space, MSDS and all other regulatory programs as assigned to maintain compliance with all regulatory requirements such as JCAHO, State, OSHA, NEC, SOC, etc.
• Report all unsafe conditions to immediate supervisor.
• Documents all work performed and all training received (or given).
• Communicate with all departmental / interdepartmental staff as required.
• Attend meetings and in-services as scheduled.
• Keep all logs current.
• Maintain expense budgets within established guidelines.
• Maintain requisitions supplies and materials by following purchasing and department specific procedures.
• Keep records of work and makes reports.
• Perform prevention maintenance work as required.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Minimum of 3 years' experience preferred
• Health care experience preferred
• Concentration in health care maintenance preferred

Required Licensure/Certification Skills:

None

EDUCATION:

LICENSES / CERTIFICATIONS:

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Heavy - This category includes physically intensive work such as lifting heavy materials (up to 100 lbs.), climbing ladders, crawling into tight spaces, and working on uneven, slippery, or elevated surfaces. Employees must demonstrate strong motor coordination, balance, and spatial awareness to safely operate tools and equipment. High visual and auditory alertness is required, especially in areas with moving machinery. Emotional demands are moderate, focusing on hazard recognition, task accuracy, and adherence to safety standards. Environmental exposures may include extreme temperatures, dust, fumes, loud noise, and mechanical hazards. Personal protective equipment (PPE) and periodic physical examinations are often required.For disease specific care programs refer to the program specific requirements of the department for further specifications on experience and educational expectations, including continuing education requirements.Any physical requirements reported by a p