Position SummaryThe Ice Technician is responsible for the quality, safety and upkeep of the ice surface at the Stockton Complex. This role delivers professional-level ice for Thunder games and practices, and other ice events. The Ice Technician operates the ice resurfacer, monitors the refrigeration equipment that makes and holds the ice, and works with the event operations team to convert the multipurpose arena between hockey and other events such as concerts, rodeo and family shows.Essential Duties and ResponsibilitiesIce Operations and QualityOperate the ice resurfacer (Zamboni) before games, between periods, and during practices, skates and community ice events, to FCPHL quality standardsPerform scrapes, edging, flooding, and debris removal; keep the ice surface smooth, safe and consistentMeasure and record ice thickness, ice temperature and surface conditions; adjust as needed to keep ice playable in all conditionsMaintain accurate ice schedules and make sure resurfacing is completed on time for puck drop, intermissions and event start timesPerform between-period resurfacing in front of a live crowd with professionalism, speed and safetyRefrigeration and Ice-Making SystemsMonitor refrigeration and ice-making equipment, including chillers, pumps and associated controls, and report abnormal readings or malfunctions immediatelyKeep daily logs of equipment performance, temperatures and pressuresAssist with preventive maintenance and follow all lockout/tagout, refrigerant handling and safety proceduresAssist with seasonal ice installation (building up and freezing the ice floor, painting base coats, lines, face-off circles and logos) and ice removal at season's endRink Setup and Event ConversionsSet up, adjust and remove dasher boards, glass, ice dams, player benches, penalty boxes, nets, safety netting and other rink componentsSupport conversions between hockey and other events, including protecting, covering or removing the ice per event requirementsPrepare and maintain the game-day ice crew area, supplies and equipmentCoordinate with hockey operations, equipment staff, building engineering, event managers and production crews to meet event timelinesEquipment Care and General Facility SupportPerform daily and weekly inspections and routine maintenance on the resurfacer, edgers, blades, hand tools and ice-care equipment; handle minor repairs and report larger issuesInspect boards, glass, netting and goal frames and report damage promptlyKeep the ice area, tunnels and storage areas clean, organized and safeFollow all arena safety, emergency and operating policies; assist with spill response and incident reportingPerform other duties as assigned to support events and operationsQualificationsRequiredAbility to operate an ice resurfacer safely, with prior experience preferredAbility to follow verbal and written direction and work well on a teamValid California driver's license and a clean driving recordWillingness to work nights, weekends, holidays and varying schedules around hockey games, playoffs and other eventsStrong mechanical aptitude and attention to detailComfortable working in front of large crowds and in a fast-paced game environmentMust be at least 18 years of age and authorized to work in the United StatesPreferredTwo or more years of experience in ice maintenance at an arena, rink or similar facility, ideally at a professional or collegiate hockey venueExperience installing, painting and removing ice on a multipurpose arena floorKnowledge of refrigeration systems and ice plant operationExperience with ice edgers, forklifts or other powered equipment (certification a plus)Refrigeration safety awareness certificate or willingness to obtain one within the first 90 daysBasic carpentry, welding or general maintenance skillsBilingual (English/Spanish)Physical Requirements and Working ConditionsStand, walk, kneel, stoop and climb for extended periods, up to 8 hours or longer on event daysFrequently lift and carry objects up to [50] pounds, with assistance for heavier itemsWork in cold ice-surface conditions as well as warm outdoor conditions during loading and ice-related tasksExposure to noise, crowds, moving equipment and event lightingRequired to wear personal protective equipment, including appropriate footwear, gloves and hearing protection when necessaryLate-night hours and extended shifts are common during game days and building conversionsScheduleHours vary by event calendar. Expect peak workloads during the hockey season (roughly October through April, plus playoffs), preseason ice installation, and busy event periods. Reduced hours are possible in the off-season, with ice removal and equipment maintenance projects scheduled at season's end.CompensationThe hourly pay rate for this position is $22.00NoteThe essential responsibilities of this position are described under the headings above. They may be subject to change at any time due to reasonable accommodation or other reasons. Also, this document in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by the employee occupying this position.Applicants that need reasonable accommodation to complete the application process may call 209.373.1470.Adventist Health Arena248 W. Fremont StStockton, CA 95203LEGENDS GLOBAL is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer, and encourages Women, Minorities, Individuals with Disabilities, and protected Veterans to apply. 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