Maintenance Technician I- Part Time Evening

Maintenance Technician I- Part Time Evening Please see Special Instructions for more details.

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Position Information Title

Title Maintenance Technician I- Part Time Evening

Full or Part Time

Full or Part Time Part Time

Number of Months

Number of Months 12 Months

Proposed Date of Employment

Proposed Date of Employment 11/03/2025

Work Schedule

Maximum 28-hour work week available. This position must work until 10 PM to close the campus each evening. Some weekends may be required. Start time flexible.

Permanent or Temporary

Permanent or Temporary Permanent

Salary Band

Salary Band Commensurate with education and direct experience

Position Summary Information Position Summary

The Maintenance Technician I – Part Time Evening position will work with a team of Maintenance Technicians to provide general maintenance and support in a commercial facility environment for Isothermal Community College.

Responsibilities

Using an established work request system, assignments can include, but will not be limited to

Closing down of the campus each evening at 10 pm. This includes but is not limited to ensuring all doors are secure and locked, ensuring all gates are secure and locked, and other duties as assigned. General facilities activities which may include moving furniture/supplies, setting up equipment, mowing/bush-hogging, trimming plants, weed-eating, and light chainsaw work. General roof maintenance which may include but is not limited to cleaning, inspections, roof repair and evaluation, and clearing roof drains. General plumbing repairs and maintenance including but not limited to repairing various types of leaks, maintaining commercial flush valves, occasional use of powered drain cleaning equipment, and other plumbing issues. General light construction projects include but not limited to painting, framing, hanging/finishing sheetrock, installing doors, installing/repairing locksets. Operate construction/commercial equipment including but not limited to skid steer, forklift, scissor lift, tamps, and excavators. This position is considered essential, and staff must respond to snow events and storm events to ensure the college can continue to operate, including but not limited to snow shoveling and spreading ice melt. Assisting other skilled trades in support of maintenance activities. Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned by Facilities leadership. Skills and Abilities Develop an understanding and appreciation of the mission, history, current programs, services and goals of Isothermal Community College Understand and follow instruction Learn procedures and techniques Perform routine work Use equipment skillfully Knowledge of methods and tools associated with carpentry, masonry, plumbing, roofing, small engine/mechanics and general maintenance in a commercial facilities environment Minimum Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent, required Preferred Qualifications Open Date

Open Date 10/21/2025

Close Date

Open Until Filled Yes

Additional Information

Isothermal Community College provides educational and employment opportunities without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, veteran status, or disability. Isothermal Community College is an Equal Opportunity Employer Institution. If accommodation or assistance is needed in completing this application, please contact Human Resources at or via phone at .

Supplemental Questions

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* Do you have a high school diploma or GED? Yes No Required Documents Optional Documents Cover Letter Resume Transcripts above the High School Level

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