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C260080 Posting Link https://www.ubjobs.buffalo.edu/postings/64086 Employer State Bargaining Unit 03 - CSEA (Oper) Appointment Type Classified Appointment Term Permanent Classified Position Type Non
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C260080 Posting Link https://www.ubjobs.buffalo.edu/postings/64086 Employer State Bargaining Unit 03 - CSEA (Oper) Appointment Type Classified Appointment Term Permanent Classified Position Type Non
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routine mechanical and electrical work (including, but not limited to, draining, and filling systems, aligning pumps, sealing ducts, bearing and equipment lubrication, installing and/or repairing
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with safe operating procedures. Perform general housekeeping, routine maintenance, lubrication and minor maintenance as required; investigate and report problems. • Complete all requirements of the
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daily inspections of vehicles and equipment to identify maintenance, safety, and operational concerns. Perform routine preventative maintenance including lubrication, cleaning, and operational checks of
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daily inspections of vehicles and equipment to identify maintenance, safety, and operational concerns. Perform routine preventative maintenance including lubrication, cleaning, and operational checks of
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daily inspections of vehicles and equipment to identify maintenance, safety, and operational concerns. Perform routine preventative maintenance including lubrication, cleaning, and operational checks of
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include fuel, lubrication, and ignition). The scope also extends to the systems that work with the engine, like engine instruments, electrical, and fire protection systems, and includes knowledge of
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, ventilating, air conditioning, electrical, refrigeration, temperature control, plumbing and fire protection systems for proper operation. This may include lubrication and changing of belts replacing filters and
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maintenance (lubrication and monitoring, regulation of outflow) of pumps, backflows, and related irrigation clocks and equipment. Biannual closing (for winter to prevent freezing) and opening (in spring