General Mechanic

New York State Center for Recruitment & Public Service; Town of Cortlandt (NY); On-site; USD 51,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading public service organization as a General Mechanic, performing essential repairs and maintenance across various trades. This full-time role requires expertise in multiple areas, including electrical and plumbing. Candidates should be ready for overtime and travel, ensuring the facilities are operational and safe.

Qualifications

• Minimum four years experience in a skilled trade or equivalent training.
• Valid driver's license and ability to work in various weather conditions.

Responsibilities

• Perform journey-level work in repair and maintenance of facilities and equipment.
• Design, inspect, and complete trades projects, maintain equipment, and perform routine repairs.

Skills

Electrical

Mechanical

Carpentry

Roofing

Locksmith

Plumbing

HVAC

Refrigeration

Education

Four years of full-time experience in a skilled trade

Job description

Join the General Mechanic role at New York State Center for Recruitment & Public Service

This position offers a pay range of $50,425.00 per year, with actual compensation based on skills and experience. The role involves performing journey-level work in trades related to repair and maintenance of facilities and equipment, often supervising others. Candidates should have knowledge in electrical, mechanical, carpentry, roofing, locksmith, plumbing, HVAC, and refrigeration trades.

The duties include designing, inspecting, and completing trades projects, maintaining equipment, and performing routine repairs. Minimum qualifications require four years of full-time experience in a skilled trade or equivalent training and education, along with a valid driver's license and ability to work in various weather conditions and heights. Additional requirements include familiarity with safety standards, ability to read blueprints, and proficiency with computer software.

This position is classified as full-time, entry-level, and involves working in government administration. It is considered essential personnel, with periodic overtime and travel expected. The employment is covered under New York State Military Law, and current civil service employees will lose their seniority upon appointment.