Building Maintenance Specialist at EHN Canada (Lumsden)

Building Maintenance Specialist at EHN Canada (Lumsden)

16 Sep
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Edgewood Health Network
|
Lumsden

16 Sep

Edgewood Health Network

Lumsden

Join EHN Canada as a Building Maintenance Specialist, where you’ll ensure the smooth operation of facility systems. This hands-on role emphasizes HVAC maintenance, cleaning duties, and outdoor upkeep in a flexible work environment.
The Building Maintenance Specialist will be responsible for maintaining the functionality of HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical systems while ensuring the grounds are presentable. You will perform diverse tasks from cleaning floors to handling minor electrical repairs and attending to landscaping needs. As a key player in facilities operations, your attention to detail and safety compliance will be paramount.
Key Responsibilities:
• Provide preventive maintenance on equipment and building systems
• Handle minor repairs in plumbing and electrical areas




• Execute heavy cleaning duties as necessary
• Maintain outdoor areas through landscaping and snow removal
• Document maintenance activities and report findings
Requirements:
• GED or high school diploma required
• At least 1 year of relevant maintenance experience
• Competence in using hand and power tools
• Robust initiative and leadership qualities
• Excellent organizational skills required
Be the essential Building Maintenance Specialist that keeps EHN Canada’s facilities running smoothly and efficiently.
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📌 Building Maintenance Specialist at EHN Canada (Lumsden)
🏢 Edgewood Health Network
📍 Lumsden

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