Maintenance Tech/Building

Tulsa Health Department; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Retirement Plan

Paid Holidays

Paid Time Off

Job summary

Tulsa Health Department is seeking dedicated individuals to perform maintenance, carpentry, painting, and related duties to support public health in Tulsa County. The role requires prior experience in building trades and a valid Oklahoma driver’s license, with a starting hourly wage of $18.67.

Primary duties include repairs, upkeep of facilities, and assisting with housekeeping, grounds-keeping, and safety procedures.

Qualifications

• Education: High school diploma or equivalent.
• Experience: Two or more years of experience in janitorial work, painting, machinery repair, or building trades.

Responsibilities

• Performs painting, carpentry, and building repairs as needed.
• Maintains and repairs various types of buildings and fixtures.
• Moves equipment and furniture as requested.
• Changes lighting and air conditioning filters.
• Assists with cleaning and upkeep of floors and surfaces.
• Assists in snow and ice removal.

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Tulsa Health Department is actively seeking dedicated individuals passionate about making a positive impact on their community. Join us in improving the health and overall well-being of every resident in Tulsa County.

Starting at $18.67 Hourly

Position Summary

Primarily responsible for building maintenance and repairs, carpentry, painting, laying tile, furniture moving, and assisting with grounds-keeping and housekeeping tasks.

Principal Duties/Responsibilities

The following functions represent the majority of the duties performed by the position but is not meant to be all-inclusive or prevent other duties from being assigned when necessary.

Essential Job Functions

• Performs painting, carpentry, and building repairs as needed. Prepares new and old surfaces for finishing by use of sandpaper, burners, scrapers, brushes, and sanding machines; putties, plasters, caulks, or fills; repairs cracks and holes; and applies finish by brush, roller, or spray gun.
• Maintains and repairs various types of buildings, sheds, scaffolds, forms, frames, fences, and other structures; alters, repairs, and maintains doors, floors, partitions, stairways, windows, screens, and miscellaneous wooden fixtures; fits and glazes glass in windows and doors; maintains various types of roofs; and operates various equipment in the carpentry shop.
• Moves equipment and furniture as requested.
• Changes lighting and air conditioning filters.
• Installs, maintains, and repairs valves, faucets, traps, sinks, and wash bowls, and water, sewage, air, steam, and gas lines; bends, cuts, reams, and threads pipe using stocks and dies, threaders, and power saws; cleans and maintains various hand and power tools and equipment; replaces light bulbs; and utilizes standard and specialized electrical test apparatus such as voltmeters, ammeters, and ohmmeters.
• Assists with sweeping, mopping, waxing, and vacuuming duties on building floors; and scrubbing, washing, dusting, and polishing woodwork.
• Assists in snow and ice removal.
• Completes required training in support of duties and responsibilities of this position.
• Other duties as assigned including those required to fulfill activities in support of public health emergency operations.

Secondary Job Functions - Non-essential

• Operates trucks, forklifts, and other vehicles in the performance of assigned duties, and performs minor maintenance on vehicles.
• Mows grass, maintains shrubbery, and performs landscaping maintenance as necessary.

Qualifications/Specifications

Education: High school diploma or equivalent required.

Experience

• Two or more years of experience in janitorial work, painting, machinery repair, or one or more of the building trades required.

Knowledge And Skills

• Must possess considerable knowledge of all facets of building maintenance and repair including

knowledge of safety procedures in using tools, and in working with potentially hazardous substances and electrical systems.

• Able to add, subtract, multiply and divide.
• Able to understand and follow verbal or demonstrated instructions, write identifying information,

and request supplies verbally or in writing.

• Knowledge of what constitutes hazardous chemical and biological materials/wastes, and safety

procedures in handling such materials.

Licenses

• Valid Oklahoma driver’s license.

Internal And External Working Relationships

• Internal contact with all personnel regarding maintenance requests.
• Occasional external contact with contractors or vendors to give instructions or to obtain

information.

Supervisory Responsibility/Accountability

Direct Supervision – None.

Indirect Supervision – None.

Budget/Money/Material – Responsible for assigned equipment.

Reports to – Manager, Facilities Management

Physical/Mental Effort

• Heavy lifting and moving furniture, boxes, and tools.
• Motor skills are required to use tools and repair equipment.
• Must be able to solve practical problems involving a variety of variables with limited

standardization.

• Must be able to define the nature of an equipment/structural problem based on limited

information.

Working Conditions

Exposure to printing chemical vapors, noise, dust, and hazardous materials, and exposure to undesirable weather conditions.

Special Requirements

Must maintain TCCHD record confidentiality according to HIPAA regulations.

Must be willing and able to perform job-related travel.

FLSA Status

Non-Exempt

Benefits

We offer a complete benefits package to full-time employees including health care, dental, vision, retirement, deferred compensation plans, flexible spending accounts, life insurance, long-term disability, holidays, and paid time off.

Part-time employees who work an average of 20 hours per week over the course of a year, receive benefits on a pro-rated basis.

See below for more details or visit our benefit page Benefits | Tulsa Health Department (tulsa-health.org):

• Competitive Salary
• Paid Holidays (typically 13 days per calendar year + 2 floating holidays)
• Paid Time Off (PTO) 20 hours per month
• Cost of Living Adjustments (COLAs)
• Retirement Pension Fund with a 5-year vesting period. (THD contributes 15.2% while the employee contributes 3.5% of monthly salary)
• Investment Benefits (e.g., 401A Employer/Employee Matching Fund (max. $150 per month), 457 Deferred Compensation Plan).
• Extended Sick Leave (ESL)
• Health Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Group Life Insurance and Supplemental Life Insurance
• Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance
• Short- and Long-Term Disability Insurance
• Critical Illness Care Plan including Cancer*
• Accident Plan
• Hospitalization Plan
• Supplemental and Whole Life Plans
• Legal and Identity Theft Protection Plans
• Public Service Loan Forgiveness
• Post Employment Health Plan (PEHP) - employer contributes 1% of the employee’s salary per year and unused employee sick leave is transferred to PEHP account upon retirement
• Employee Assistance Program
• Working 4 Balance - Workplace Wellness Program
• Promotional Opportunities
• Flex Plan
• Tulsa Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union
• THD employment qualifies for nursing education loan repayment through the NURSE Corps Loan Repayment Program.