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Glasgow School District 1A Maintenance Coordinator in Glasgow, Montana
HOURS:Monday through Thursday: 6:00 am - 4 pmFriday: 6:00 am - 10:00 amBENEFITS:Longevity Pay; Retirement; Holiday Pay; Vacation, Sick & Personal Leave; Health InsuranceWAGES: $22.09 - $30.04 HOURLY DOE OR $45,947 - $62,483 PER YEAR DOE + ADDITIONAL OVERTIME ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:Plans, schedules, and directs work of assigned maintenance personnel.In conjunction with building principal, evaluates all maintenance personnel.Works with school administrators in scheduling and coordinating maintenance and repair of buildings, equipment, and other District property.Plans and lays out more complex jobs.Maintains accurate and current records of maintenance operations, including time spent, resources utilized, cost estimates, and total costs experienced by the District.Recommends repairs and refurbishing needs; prepares rough estimates of material and labor costs and work procedures, coordinating with administration as appropriate.Confers with administration concerning employee evaluations.Recommends new equipment purchases.Assists in preparation of maintenance budget.May perform skilled work in various construction and/or maintenance trades.Keeps operational records and prepares routine reports.Only minimum duties are listed. Other functions may be required as given or assigned. DESIRED MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:High school diploma or equivalent supplemented by advanced training in maintenance and construction; Journey- level experience in one or more of the building trades, including experience in a lead capacity.Valid Montana driver’s license.Hold or ability to obtain a Montana Boiler Operator's Licence as well as Asbestos & Lead Certification.Knowledge of methods, materials, tools, and equipment, trade practices and techniques, quality standards applicable to construction, maintenance and repair of buildings and grounds.Knowledge of building maintenance practices, materials, and laws or codes affecting the construction and repair of school buildings.Knowledge of cost estimation and controls.Knowledge of efficient supply operations and proper record keeping.Knowledge of general principles of supervision and training.Knowledge of methods, techniques, materials, and equipment used in maintenance, repair, and construction of school facilities and buildings.Knowledge of safe working methods and procedures.Organize, lead, inspect, and monitor work of maintenance personnel.Establish priorities and make sound operational decisions.Establish and maintain effective and cooperative relationships with others.Communicate effectively orally and in writing.Plan and estimate maintenance work; read and interpret codes, blueprints, and diagrams.Inspect maintenance work with concern for acceptable industry standards and District needs.Ability to handle stressful situations.Ability to maintain confidentiality of employment matters.Ability to effectively manage time and responsibilities.