Memphis, TN. Statement of Purpose: To perform daily repair and maintenance work on restaurant equipment and property and to ensure the timely completion of Preventative Maintenance Schedules, while providing ongoing training for store management.
Accountabilities
- Performs preventative maintenance service, emergency repair, and cosmetic repair on restaurant equipment and property.
- Assists where necessary in the installation and modification of equipment, including those resulting from special projects (i.e. timers, Double‑Sided Grill, etc.).
- Monitors and oversees outside contract work in assigned stores, ensuring proper coordination and communication between all involved parties.
- Performs regular inspections of all assigned restaurants and reports the condition and maintenance status of equipment and property.
- Provides ongoing training and education to store management personnel regarding equipment care and execution of Preventative Maintenance Schedules.
- Ensures accurate and timely reporting of invoices, maintenance logs, purchase orders, Capital Appropriation Request forms and all other required administrative paperwork; provides accurate reporting and administrative functions training as necessary.
- Maintains store‑level records of equipment, spare parts and company‑owned tool inventories, and provides reports as requested.
- Assists supervisor with recommendations regarding capital budget expenditures for equipment, building and property repair or replacement.
- Maintains current service and warranty records and prevents repair expenses not covered by or in violation of warranties.
- Performs duties as required for store openings, special events, fairs and the store closing program; assists in transfer, sales and/or disposal of equipment; assists with supervisory responsibilities in the absence of supervisor, as requested.
- Performs other job‑related duties as may be assigned or required.
Employment Standards
Knowledge
- In‑depth/complete technical knowledge of HVAC, refrigeration, electrical repair, carpentry and plumbing.
- Ability to maintain/repair various types of electrical, HVAC and refrigeration equipment; read electrical schematics; understand 3‑phase electrical and use of various testing equipment.
Education
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) HVAC/R Type 1 and Type 2 certification is required. Technical certification is preferred.
Experience
3 or more years of experience in directly related HVAC, refrigeration and general maintenance/repair work, which includes demonstrated mastery of all areas.
Other
- Irregular hours or periodic overtime required.
- Frequent exposure to extreme weather situations.
- Required to be on call on a 24‑hour basis.
- Legal licensing may be required in some locations.