Job Description:

The Equipment Systems Specialist is responsible to maintain, program and/or repair the specialty system and controls within the facility (e.g., Building Management systems, Tube systems and fire alarm systems, etc.) This position also educates other maintenance staff and supervises, and inspects the work performed by the team and contract service providers, assuring that work is done properly and within a reasonable time frame. Coordinates with other trades to complete projects.

The Equipment Systems Specialist is responsible to maintain, program and/or repair the specialty system and controls within the facility (e.g., Building Management systems, Tube systems and fire alarm systems, etc.) This position also educates other maintenance staff and supervises, and inspects the work performed by the team and contract service providers, assuring that work is done properly and within a reasonable time frame. Coordinates with other trades to complete projects.

Hours:  Full-time, 40 hours per week

Pay:  $30.02 – 45.70 hourly

Essential Functions

Maintains and distributes work orders, invoices and inventories, etc. as needed based upon priority and as directed by the department Manager.Oversees preventative and routine maintenance on facility equipment / systems to ensure the following:Optimal operating efficiencySafetyHospital regulatory agencies requirements are metMaintains an up-to-date knowledge of policies and procedures relative to the department, Federal, State, Local, Joint Commission and Intermountain HealthcareCommunicates effectively with team members, management and clinical staff to ensure successful repair outcomes and good customer relationsMay be assigned to participate in committees and sub-committees as needed

Skills

CommunicationIntruder AlarmsTranslationsStocking InventoryFire Alarm SystemsReadingDeadline ManagementNurse Call SystemsInvoicesClinical Staffing

Minimum Qualifications

Completion of a trade school or four years’ experience in hospital maintenance, security, automation and control fields

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Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot electronic, mechanical and pneumatic equipment

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Demonstrated ability to read and interpret technical documentation and schematics

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Demonstrated ability to provide clear direction to staff regarding assignments, policies and deadlines, etc.

Physical Requirements:

Physical Requirements

SeeingHearing / ListeningSpeakingManual DexteritySittingStandingSquatting / KneelingWalkingClimbingLiftingCarryingPushing / Pulling

Location:

Saint Joseph Hospital

Work City:

Denver

Work State:

Colorado

Scheduled Weekly Hours:

40

The hourly range for this position is listed below. Actual hourly rate dependent upon experience. 

$33.04 - $50.27

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