Location: Wilmington,NC, USA
Job Type Full-timeDescriptionINTRODUCTIONThe Davis Community is a vibrant senior living neighborhood and has been a proud corporate citizen of Wilmington, NC for over 60 years. Established as a skilled nursing facility in the early 1960s, Davis quickly became the premier healthcare center for senior care, and while they have grown and evolved, adding to services offered, we continue to be highly regarded in the region as a community that emphasizes compassion, care, and show of respect and dignity for residents.AT A GLANCE:o 77-acre, single-site Senior Living Community; Independent, not-for-profit organizationo Independent, not-for-profit, and non-faith based organizationo Backed by affiliated $18M Asset Foundationo Located in the Porter's Neck area of Wilmington, NCo Approximate annual revenue of $40M and growingo Approximately 400 total residentso Approximately 400 total employeeso SUMMARY OF SERVICES:Offering varying levels of senior care, from IL, AL, Skilled, MC, and Rehab, many individuals and their families have been served well over the years, as The Davis organization continues to grow and evolve, meeting the demands of the market climate and ever-fluctuating changes in the industry. Davis has undergone two significant transformations in their history, first with moving from a traditional medical-model nursing facility structure to a more home-like structure, renovating the existing healthcare facility into 10 households where our residents and staff operate as a family unit, allowing emphasis for a resident's individual choice, privacy parameters, and home-like comforts. Secondly, in June 2023, Davis completed a $90M bond-financed expansion, broadening our business model to add Independent Living and compelling amenities to attract active adults to join a vibrant, engaging community.Our community works diligently to ensure that the founder's original vision and mission prevail while continuing to build and scale the business to remain relevant and competitive in our dynamic marketplace. To this end, excellence is sought in reaching targeted metrics and KPIs for all associates, working and collaborating as unit teams to meet/exceed collective goals.COMMUNITY CULTUREAt The Davis Community, deliberate and diligent efforts are made to emphasize and focus on an underlying culture of respect and service that can be seen and felt by all. Employees, residents, and guests of the community are treated with respect and personalized care to the best of the organization's ability. The desire to continue to elevate all aspects of services is preeminent so that Davis can provide an empowering and caring retirement atmosphere filled with friends, enjoyment, and a fulfilling sense of community.Our Leading advantages include:State-of-the-art FacilitiesOn-demand PayBenefits begin after 30 daysLow-cost lunchesFree Membership to our gym and indoor poolShift differentialWork-life BalanceGrowthCompetitive WagesWe spend about 2,000 hours per year at work. Why not make that time matter? For us, 'work that matters' is less about what you do, and more about how you do it.The Davis Community requires that all current and new employees, including contract staff, receive an annual influenza vaccination and TB skin test unless a reasonable or disability accommodation is granted. The Maintenance Technician II assists the Facility Maintenance Administrator in maintaining the facility and grounds in a safe and comfortable manner. This includes installing, maintaining and improving facility equipment and structures.MAJOR WORK ACTIVITIES:Maintains all campus facilities' structures and equipment, i.e. HVAC, water system, electrical, plumbing, vehicles and grounds.Troubleshooting specific facility structural or mechanical problems and repairing as needed.Installs and maintains all equipment i.e. laundry, dietary, nursing and administrative equipment.Reads and interprets equipment manuals and work orders to perform required maintenance and service.Performs routine test on fire alarms and emergency generator to ensure they are operable during emergency situations. Maintains records of test results.Maintains salt water pool, chemical lines and logs and record test results.Ensure preventative maintenance service is performed and maintains preventative maintenance records.Provides emergency/unscheduled repairs of equipment.Coordinate contractor services as needed.Order parts and supplies as needed.Maintains periodic inventory of parts and supplies to ensure necessary par levels.Maintains state and federal required logs.Comply with OSHA, Life Safety and Health rules.Maintains required in-services.Performs specific work duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Facility Maintenance Director.KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND WORKING CONDITIONS:Ability to use all industrial and physical plant service equipment and machines.Computer literate.Ability to work on electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural and water systems in a safe and proper manner.Skilled in reading schematics, charts, diagrams, etc.Has a basic knowledge of associated formulas and measuring systems.Skilled in problem solving relating to facility maintenance.Effective communication skills.Work indoors and outdoors in all kinds of weather.Physical exertion required at least 80% of the time. Physical exertion is described as standing, stooping, kneeling, bending and climbing. Intermittent lifting, pushing and carrying objects weighing 100 lbs.Use of ladders and lifts or special jobs.May be subject to noisy, hot or cold, humid and busy environment.Low exposure to infectious diseases.In an emergency, is expected to respond and includes the possibility of evacuation of residents.Physical job demands may be subject to possible modifications to reasonably accommodate individuals with disabilities.RequirementsEducation: Technical or Trade School Certification preferred. Licensure/ Certification: Driver's License Class C with Passenger Endorsement (or the ability to obtain) preferred. Certified Pool Tech or the ability to obtain.Experience: At least 2 years of related experience in maintenance. Working knowledge of OSHA, Life Safety, State and Federal codes pertaining to healthcare facilities. Hands on experience in repairing structures and equipment associated with healthcare facilities.An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.