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Join Us in Loch Sheldrake, New York is looking for a Maintenance Associate who will handle tasks including minor electrical work, plumbing, and carpentry. This position requires a positive attitude and the ability to work in various locations.
The ideal candidate must have a High School Diploma and a clean NYS Driver’s License. Join Us offers in-depth training and competitive salaries ranging from $26,582.40 to $59,488.00 per year with numerous benefits including health classes and tuition reimbursement.
What is a Maintenance Associate? Great question!
A Maintenance Associate is responsible for a variety of maintenance related tasks. These tasks may include minor electrical, plumbing, structural, and carpentry work as well as painting, lawn maintenance, and snow removal.
What will I actually be doing every day?
As a Maintenance Associate you will be assigned to a variety of duties on a daily basis. These duties may be completed on our main campus or at any of our residential locations throughout Sullivan County. The work can be challenging and busy but also be filled with laughter, learning, and special moments.
What characteristics are you looking for?
A Maintenance Associate needs to have a positive attitude, patience, work well with others, and treat others with kindness and respect.
What certifications or skills do I need to be a Maintenance Associate?
A Maintenance Associate must have a High School Diploma, GED or Equivalency, a clean/valid NYS Driver’s License, and the ability to lift/push/pull 50lbs. No experience is required as we provide excellent, ongoing staff training and development experiences for all our staff to ensure you have the knowledge and skillset necessary to do your job well.
$26,582.40 - $59,488.00 per year.
None specified beyond the above qualifications.
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