Maintenance Assistant

• Performs carpentry and building maintenance repairs assigned by the Maintenance Superintendent.
• Estimates the cost of materials and, through coordination with the Maintenance Superintendent, prepares purchase order requests for materials and parts.
• Maintains material safety data sheets in all vehicles for products used.
• Repairs furniture, cabinets, and partitions. Installs and repairs doors, locks, building hardware, etc. Performs maintenance on playground equipment.
• Performs painting and building weatherization tasks.
• Performs ground maintenance work, including the pruning, cutting of shrubs, plants, and grass, and installing woodchips and borders.
• Inspects Agency vehicles on a weekly basis to prevent costly repairs.
• Attends all required training and maintains required certifications.
• Utilizes certified renovator practices.
• Performs other duties as assigned by the supervisor.

• Conduct work in a moderate-paced environment.
• Majority of work centers on troubleshooting, repair, installation, and maintenance of low to moderate-income homes and Agency buildings to provide a safe, comfortable environment.
• Upper body strength to lift 85 pounds and carry 100 feet and move heavy loads using material handling equipment.
• Lower body strength to stand/walk throughout the workday.
• Climb various ladders and scaffolding somewhat frequently relative to other tasks.
• Ability to frequently stoop, kneel and reach. Local travel to meetings and site work areas.
• Environmental demands include moderate exposure to weather conditions and various airborne particles of sawdust, insulation, and common dust.
• Work is performed in limited and inaccessible areas frequently.
• Frequent exposure to various supplies containing hazardous materials or chemicals.

• Completion of vocational training course in building trades and there (3) years of full-time paid employment in the building trades. Additional experience may be substituted for the required education on a year-to-year basis.
• High school graduate or G.E.D.
• Must be insurable possess or be able to obtain a commercial chauffeurs license and have a safe driving record.
• Must be able to direct and work with people.
• Possess no non-qualifying physical requirements.

Community Action Agency of Oklahoma City has served families in Oklahoma County for 60 years. Today, our work is focused on where we can make the greatest long-term impact: empowering families with young children to break the cycle of poverty.As part of a national network of more than 1,000 community action agencies, we partner with families, early childhood educators and community organizations to provide high-quality early learning through Head Start along with wraparound supports that help families build stability and long-term self-sufficiency.Our team is made up of educators, family advocates, problem-solvers and community connectors who care deeply about the children and families we serve. We work hard, support one another and take pride in the impact we make every day.If you want to make a lasting difference for children and families in our community, we’d love for you to join us.