Summary from listing
The Utility Technician serves as a facilities handyman for building maintenance, construction, janitorial, emergency response, equipment support, inspections, and after-hours work. The role covers mechanical, electrical, plumbing, building management, fire and life safety, preventive maintenance, repairs, landscaping, forklift operation, and other assigned duties. It requires flexible shift work, a high school diploma or GED, related experience, a California driver’s license, forklift certification, OSHA-10 and first-aid/CPR/AED credentials, and the ability to work independently and safely in varied conditions. The position pays $27.88 per hour plus a potential annual bonus and includes a comprehensive benefits package.
