Job description
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:1. Ensures superior cleanliness and in aesthetics housekeeping (floor care, bathrooms, etc.) and grounds keeping (lawn maintenance, landscaping, snow removal, etc.) of all facilities and grounds in accordance with Association standards.2. Completes scheduled and nonscheduled maintenance work orders in a timely fashion.3. Troubleshoots and corrects maintenance-related problems or ensures appropriate corrective action by a qualified vendor or trades person (i.e. clogged drains, plumbing leaks, etc.)4. Provides program area set-ups and breakdowns for all facilities and grounds, whether on or off site (i.e. meeting rooms, meals, special events, day camps).5. Responsible for material handling and inventory (mail, paper and product inventories, furniture, etc.)6. Assists with performance of preventive maintenance and repairs on facility and equipment (boilers, generators, filters, pool)7. Follows all Association and departmental safety procedures and resolves staff and member safety issues that arise within the standards set by the branch/Association.8. Ability to supervise and work with a cross section of staff, volunteers, and community service workers.9. Ensure a safe, clean environment for staff and customers by continually monitoring all assigned program areas for safety considerations and taking prompt action to resolve any issue needing attention. Assist in routine risk reviews.
Responsibilities & skills
Ability to work unsupervised and work a fluctuating schedule based on need.Ability to work with chemicals and solvents used in housekeeping, maintenance, and grounds keeping.
Education
Experience
Computer skills including e-mail.Prior experience with or ability and willingness to learn equipment operation (including cleaning equipment, hand and power tools, etc.) required.
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YMCA
A not-for-profit community service organization, YMCA of the USA assists the more than 2,600 individual YMCAs across the country and represents them on both national and international levels. Local YMCAs are leading providers of child care in the US. The facilities also offer programs in aquatics, arts and humanities, education of new immigrants, health and fitness, and teen leadership. Overall, YMCAs serve about 21 million people across the US, which includes about 10 million children under the age of 17. The first YMCA in the US was established in 1851 as an outgrowth of the YMCA movement launched by George Williams in the UK in 1844.
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