Peninsula Community Health Services of Alaska

Maintenance

Peninsula Community Health Services - Soldotna, AK - Full Time

REPORTS TO:   Facilities Manager
WORK WEEK:   40 hours per week or as needed to accomplish tasks.
WAGE CLASSIFICATION:  Hourly
SALARY RANGE: $22.00 - $24.00 per hour, DOE
OSHA RISK CLASSIFICATION: High

SUMMARY POSITION STATEMENT
The purpose of this position is to provide support and assistance to the Facilities Manager in maintaining interior, exterior, and PCHS properties as needed.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POSITION

  • Manual labor support for Facilities Manager.
  • Demonstrate proper use of equipment and supplies. 
  • Effectively communicates on a regular and timely basis.
  • Provides janitorial support as directed.
  • Makes (or facilitates) repairs as directed.
  • Provides grounds keeping for all seasons as directed.
  • Other duties as assigned.  

OTHER DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POSITION

  • Builds skills on building related functions.
  • May work with 3rd party vendors in completing tasks if directed.
  • Identify and report major repair needs to Facilities Manager.
  • Maintain operational standards consistent with regulatory requirements of PCHS.
  • Represent the organization in a positive way.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS
Education:  High school graduate or equivalent.
Experience:  General job skill experience.
Job Requirements:

  • Possess basic understanding of OSHA
  • Willing to learn basic skills of electrical, plumbing, other commercial building systems, and carpentry skills.
  • Possess “people skills” and enjoy working in a health care setting.
  • Be able to operate computer system and possess basic computer skills.
  • Demonstrate the ability to analyze maintenance needs and offer creative improvements.
  • Demonstrate initiative and responsibility.
  • Active driver’s license is required.
  • Tools and equipment will be provided by the organization.

For further information, please contact Patty, HR, at 907-260-5017. 

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