Role Snapshot
Maintenance Carpenter at Old Dominion University responsible for preventative and corrective maintenance of EVMS buildings and facilities across multiple systems. Essential personnel required to work on rotating on-call schedules, including emergencies and inclement weather situations.
Key Responsibilities: Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on plumbing, HVAC, mechanical, electrical, and environmental systems in university buildings. Respond to emergency calls during off-hours and weekends, and handle snow removal operations including shoveling, ice melt dispersal, and equipment operation.
Skills & Tools: Technical expertise in plumbing, HVAC, mechanical, and electrical systems maintenance. Ability to work independently during emergencies, reliable transportation to work in all weather conditions, and physical capability to perform snow removal tasks.
Qualifications: Specific education and experience requirements not detailed in posting, though implied knowledge of building maintenance systems and trade skills. Must demonstrate reliability for on-call emergency response and ability to work flexible hours.
Location: In-Person
Compensation: $45K–$65K/yr (estimated)
Job Description
Preventative/corrective maintenance of EVMS buildings and facilities. Major areas of concentration include plumbing, HVAC, mechanical, electrical, and other environmental systems.
Maintenance personnel are classified as essential and are required to be “On-Call” per a rotating schedule with other maintenance personnel. During emergencies or inclement weather all personnel are instructed and expected to report to work as needed. This could be during normal working hours when all other personnel are not working due to closing, or after normal working hours. Maintenance personnel must have the ability to get to work during inclement weather and emergency situations without the use or need of public transportation. Some duties will require snow removal, which could include shoveling, ice melt dispersal, and snow removal equipment operation.
Maintenance personnel are classified as essential and are required to be “On-Call” per a rotating schedule with other maintenance personnel. During emergencies or inclement weather all personnel are instructed and expected to report to work as needed. This could be during normal working hours when all other personnel are not working due to closing, or after normal working hours. Maintenance personnel must have the ability to get to work during inclement weather and emergency situations without the use or need of public transportation. Some duties will require snow removal, which could include shoveling, ice melt dispersal, and snow removal equipment operation.