Maintenance Worker

Job Description

A Maintenance Worker plays an essential role in ensuring that buildings, equipment, and facilities remain safe, functional, and well-maintained. The Maintenance Worker is responsible for performing a variety of maintenance tasks, including repairs, inspections, cleaning, and general upkeep. This position requires a Maintenance Worker who is dependable, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently as well as part of a maintenance team. As a Maintenance Worker, you will support facility operations, troubleshoot basic issues, and ensure that all maintenance tasks are completed efficiently and on time.

The Maintenance Worker is involved in daily repair work, preventative maintenance, and routine inspections. The Maintenance Worker may assist with electrical tasks, plumbing support, mechanical repairs, and building upkeep. A successful Maintenance Worker demonstrates strong problem-solving skills, manual dexterity, and a commitment to maintaining a safe work environment. The Maintenance Worker must follow safety guidelines, use tools properly, and report any issues that require advanced technical support.

On a typical day, the Maintenance Worker may perform tasks such as painting, replacing fixtures, repairing equipment, cleaning work areas, and assisting technicians with maintenance projects. The Maintenance Worker also supports inventory management by maintaining tools, organizing supplies, and ensuring that materials are available for ongoing maintenance needs. This role gives the Maintenance Worker hands-on experience in facility support, general repairs, equipment handling, and routine maintenance procedures.

The Maintenance Worker must be physically capable of performing manual tasks, including lifting, climbing, bending, and using various tools. The Maintenance Worker is expected to be reliable, punctual, and proactive in identifying maintenance needs. With dedication and consistent performance, the Maintenance Worker can develop valuable skills that support long-term growth in maintenance, facilities, or technical roles.

Key Responsibilities of a Maintenance Worker

• Perform daily maintenance tasks, general repairs, and facility inspections.

• Support technicians with basic mechanical, electrical, or plumbing tasks.

• Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas.

• Assist with preventive maintenance programs and scheduled repairs.

• Report maintenance issues, equipment malfunctions, or safety concerns.

• Use tools and equipment properly while following safety procedures.

• Help manage maintenance materials, tools, and inventory.

• Support building upkeep, equipment adjustments, and routine facility tasks.

Requirements & Qualifications

• Strong interest in maintenance, repair, or facility support roles.

• Basic knowledge of tools, equipment, or maintenance procedures (preferred).

• Ability to follow instructions and work under supervision.

• Good physical stamina and ability to perform manual labor.

• Strong attention to detail and willingness to learn.

• Ability to multitask, stay organized, and prioritize assignments.

• Understanding of safety guidelines and basic repair processes.

• Professional attitude, reliability, and commitment to quality work.