Operates and maintains heavy equipment—including backhoe, trencher, front-end loader, skid steer, and mini excavator—to support construction and maintenance activities. Assists with concrete finishing, form setting, fence installation, street and parking lot repairs, and general carpentry work involving cement, mortar, block, and related materials.

This role serves as an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Maintenance Lead, specializing in the oversight and execution of critical HVAC system hygiene to ensure occupant well-being. The position manages a specialized team focused on coil, duct, and vent cleaning, ensuring all technical troubleshooting and maintenance align with rigorous industry standards and campus specifications

This role serves as a Skilled Carpenter and Multi-Trades Lead, responsible for the construction, installation, and repair of structural fixtures, cabinetry, and furniture across the university. The position balances precision carpentry—such as door hardware installation and framework—with broad facility maintenance, including flooring repairs, plastering, and sheetrock work.

This role provides essential administrative and operational support for maintenance shop activities. Key responsibilities include managing departmental payroll and timekeeping records with high precision using AiM and OMNI systems, as well as coordinating work order data entry to ensure seamless maintenance workflows. Additionally, the position serves as a functional link between hiring managers and HR to support recruitment efforts, ensuring the department remains properly staffed and administratively organized.

This role serves as a Lead Painter and Finisher, responsible for the aesthetic and structural maintenance of campus interiors and exteriors. The position manages the entire finishing process—from complex surface preparation (plastering, caulking, and glazing) to the application of specialized coatings like epoxy and waterproofing. Beyond traditional painting, the role handles flooring repairs (ceramic and VCT tile), furniture refinishing, and minor locksmithing.

This position is responsible for the maintenance and repair of both high-voltage primary distribution systems and low-voltage building electrical infrastructure within a university setting. The role involves a mix of technical troubleshooting, project oversight, and hands-on installation.

Maintains, repairs, and installs campus irrigation systems, including controllers, valves, wiring, and sprinkler heads. Troubleshoots system issues, performs routine maintenance and leak repairs, operates trenching and grounds equipment, and ensures safe operation and upkeep of tools while supporting overall campus landscape maintenance.

Installs, repairs, and maintains campus steam and condensate systems, including pumps, valves, heat exchangers, and related equipment. Troubleshoots system issues, assists with piping and pneumatic valve work, performs system flushing and cleaning, operates university vehicles, and follows safety and environmental best practices while supporting Facilities Maintenance operations.

Installs and maintains locking and non-locking hardware, including electronic locks, panic devices, and door hardware. Performs keying, re-keying, master key systems, and lock fabrication. Uses computer systems for tracking keys and access, ensures compliance with life safety and university security policies, reads blueprints, and coordinates with project managers for new and renovated spaces.

Performs advanced troubleshooting, repair, and calibration of complex building systems, including HVAC, lab, and chiller controls. Handles network diagnostics and communication systems (BACNet, ModBus, KNX, etc.), coordinates with vendors and engineers, and completes maintenance tasks across mechanical, electrical, control, and plumbing systems. Follows safety standards, operates campus vehicles and equipment, documents work using AiM, and provides support across facilities as needed.