Public Works Maintenance Technician

US Army Corps of Engineers; Clarkston (WA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incentives May Be Authorized

Job summary

US Army Corps of Engineers is seeking personnel to inspect, install, repair, and maintain equipment, facilities, and structures related to public use and water control. The role includes welding, irrigation planning, grounds maintenance, and operation of vehicles and heavy machinery.

Responsibilities cover carpentry, painting, and structural repairs, with work performed outdoors in various weather conditions. A shift-based schedule and a physical endurance component are expected.

Qualifications

• Physical exertion: must be able to lift and move heavy objects, up to 50 pounds.
• Outdoor work: duties performed outdoors in all weather and environmental conditions.
• No specific formal education requirement; demonstrated ability and experience acceptable.

Responsibilities

• Inspect, install, repair, maintain, test, modify and adjust equipment, facilities and structures related to public use, project operations, water control, and utilities.
• Perform gas and arc welding, metal fabrication, modification, repair, grinding and finishing.
• Plan and maintain irrigation systems; repair water-borne and plumbing fixtures and water-control structures.
• Conduct grounds maintenance at Recreational and Environmental Stewardship sites, including tree work and mowing.
• Operate motor vehicles and heavy equipment (tractors, backhoe, boats, etc.) as required.
• Carry out carpentry work and paint wood/metal surfaces and structures.

Job description

US Army Corps of Engineers is seeking personnel to inspect, install, repair, and maintain equipment, facilities, and structures related to public use and water control. The role includes welding, irrigation planning, grounds maintenance, and operation of vehicles and heavy machinery.

Responsibilities cover carpentry, painting, and structural repairs, with work performed outdoors in various weather conditions. A shift-based schedule and a physical endurance component are expected.