Job Description

Airport Maintenance Technician IV

Do you desire variety in your workday? Do you enjoy working outside performing manual labor? Have training and/or experience with building and grounds maintenance or building construction work? Looking for steady work and desire to make a difference in your community? If you enjoy variety in your day and are not looking for a desk job, consider joining the Paine Field Airport team.

Paine Field Airport is hiring two full-time Airport Maintenance Technician IV. This position does a variety of semi-skilled and skilled building and grounds maintenance tasks including building, electrical and plumbing repairs, routine mechanical maintenance, and the operation of a variety of construction and maintenance equipment. Candidates should be comfortable working inside and outside in all types of weather. You must have a valid State of Washington Driver's License. CDL is strongly desired.

Paine Field Airport Snohomish County offers outstanding benefits and competitive wages, job flexibility and stability, employer paid ORCA cards, and a friendly, diverse team atmosphere where employees are appreciated and make a real difference to the citizens we provide services to. Snohomish County is thriving and is a great place to live, work, play, and raise a family.

Snohomish County is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer. Accommodations for individuals with disabilities are provided upon request. EEO policy and ADA notice

Job Duties

A journey level maintenance technician in electrical, mechanical, building security, or fire system, or National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES)/stormwater disciplines. Leads for multiple disciplines as assigned. Proficient in industry-standard practices and vendor-independent troubleshooting, and understands programming and repair procedures related to lighting, electrical distribution, heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC), card access security systems, fire alarm systems, or security systems as assigned. This position leads and mentors other maintenance workers and inspects others' work. Only those essential job duties that are are targeted to an individual's areas of expertise are required, at management's discretion.

Essential job duties may be assigned to any of the following specialty areas and act as subject matter expert in that area.

1. Electrical focus:
• Maintains and troubleshoots facility equipment and systems for communications and for the generation, distribution and utilization of electricity; installs new electrical panels and transformers for electrical distribution systems; replaces components as required and repairs low voltage and most types of electrical systems and equipment up to 600 volts. Updates blueprints and data bases to show changes to systems.
• Designs, confidence tests, programs, and modifies building electrical systems which may include programmable logic controllers (PLC) and related ladder logic connecting inputs from switches, sensors, bar codes and/or machine operator data providing output controls for motors, indicator lights, lighting equipment, and/or building security.
• Recommends the purchase, modification, installation, maintenance, and operation of electrical systems, lighting, and components for optimum operation and energy conservation.
• Establishes and follows preventive and predictive electrical systems and equipment maintenance for long term cost effectiveness; periodically inspects all buildings' electrical equipment; advises as to corrective and preventative maintenance measures needed; identifies and implements any necessary changes to operation instructions for electrical equipment or systems.
2. Mechanical focus:
• Maintains and troubleshoots building system, kitchen, heating, cooling and plumbing equipment and systems; replaces components as required and repairs low voltage electrical systems to maximize building efficiency with consideration for tenant comfort.
3. Building security systems focus:
• Designs, plans, implements, install, programs and troubleshoot facility low voltage electrical, mechanical, and security access control systems per industry standards. Performs system confidence tests. Provides preventive maintenance to reduce equipment downtime and energy efficiency. Evaluates technical adequacy and liability of devices that support safe operations.
• Participates in the design, programming, replacement and maintenance of security systems, fiber optic systems, electronic surveillance systems, audio systems, and any other electronic security systems as required.
• Recommends the purchase, modification, installation, maintenance, and operation of building security systems, badge access systems and components.
• Establishes and follows preventive and predictive maintenance for long term cost effectiveness; periodically inspects all buildings' security equipment; advises as to corrective and preventative maintenance measures needed; identifies and implements any necessary changes to operation instructions for building security equipment and systems
4. Fire systems focus:
• Participates in the design, programming, replacement and maintenance of facility fire systems.
• Recommends fire detection equipment, alarm systems, and fire extinguishing devices and systems and specify required components.
• Recommends the purchase, modification, installation, maintenance, and operation of fire protection systems and their components
• Participates in and oversees annual compliance testing and inspections for all fire systems including fire alarm confidence testing, elevators fire recall, sprinkler risers flow, smoke heads, fire extinguisher and fire horn/ strobe, etc.
5. NPDES (National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) and stormwater focus:
• Maintains and monitors the County's NPDES program regarding permit requirements, including accurate record- keeping of work performed and stormwater systems information.
• Responds to, reports, and keeps records of spills in accordance with the County's Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP).
• Performs necessary maintenance and repair work to catch basins, bioswales, rain gardens, and various other stormwater drainage systems. Oversees and assists with vegetation control regarding stormwater features. This includes the use of mowers, motorized sawing equipment, vactor equipment, and hand tools.
• Leads workers of lower classifications in assisting with assigned work as it relates to stormwater systems within Parks properties.
• Utilizes GIS technology to capture, store, edit, manage, and present various types of NPDES-related stormwater and drainage information.
• Assists project planners by drafting and calculating field notes to document quantities, alignment, grades, and locations of stormwater features according to project plans.
6. General job duties:
• Develops and revises written preventative maintenance procedures, monitoring programs and warranty tracking programs; interfaces with computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) work order tracking, inventories and records.
• Identifies and recommends back-up plans for single point of failure components, PLCs, and systems. Keeps meticulous records and shares input and advice with Building Controls Team.
• Performs all duties in accordance with established safety procedures; recommends changes to enhance safety; ensures compliance with jurisdictional authority and correct interpretation of building code; ensures efficient use of power, safe disposal of hazardous material and recycling of reusable material; follows/abides by all applicable codes for their work discipline.
• Plans complex repairs and service work, identifies systems and operations affected and the steps required to safely complete the work with minimum risk and impact to operations documented on a work plan.
• For assigned systems, provides administrative oversight regarding system access for county staff and monitoring companies, tracks and communicates authority levels for system access as required.
• Leads staff, supervises temporary help, or work release inmates; conducts orientation and training. Mentors and develops back-up support within the maintenance team.
• Assists with the planning of labor, plans material for designated jobs, requests and evaluates supplier quotations, meets with County staff to determine their needs and estimates project costs and timelines.
• Responds to emergencies and supports team when called after hours.
• Interprets all applicable local, state and other applicable codes such as National Electrical Code, National Fire Code (NFPA), as well as blueprints, sketches and other instructions.
• Closely coordinates work with customers, provides critical work plans, draws work to be performed, updates blueprints, specifies components, ensures successful code inspections and develops "as built" drawings upon completion of projects
• Periodically inspects all buildings and equipment; advises as to corrective and preventative maintenance measures needed; identifies and implements any necessary changes to operation instructions for equipment or systems;
• Performs duties as assigned, including any duties of Facilities Technicians I, II, and III.

Minimum Qualifications

Six (6) years of journey level experience in an assigned discipline, performing a variety of skilled building maintenance work or any equivalent combination of training and/or experience which provides the required knowledge and abilities. Must pass job related tests. Preferred qualifications journey level or greater skill level in three of four major areas of concentration: Electrical, Low-Voltage Digital Systems (fire alarm, building automation controls, security, closed-circuit television (CCTV), etc), Access Controls, Mechanical and HVAC. A breadth of

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