Maintenance Man in New York
energy jobline zrNew York (NY)
Maintenance Man in New York
Posted 5 days ago
energy jobline zrNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
The Maintenance Man - will perform routine painting and maintenance duties primarily in a hospital setting as part of a large facilities maintenance department. This role focuses on maintaining a clean, safe, and aesthetically pleasing environment through painting projects and floor repairs. There is no travel involved, and the position offers growth opportunities through cross-training in other maintenance trades.
Responsibilities:
- Perform routine maintenance painting projects in hospital environments
- Lay and repair vinyl composition tiles
- Install and repair carpeting as needed
- Maintain the use and upkeep of painting tools and sprayers
- Collaborate with the facilities maintenance team to support overall building upkeep Qualifications 2+ years of maintenance experience
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Proficient with painting tools and sprayers
Experience laying and repairing carpet and vinyl composition tiles\nCompany DescriptionThe Brooklyn Hospital Center provides access to quality health care. TBHC is committed to service excellence and superior patient experience.
Company Description:
The Brooklyn Hospital Center provides access to quality health care. TBHC is committed to service excellence and superior patient experience.
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