Maintenance Mechanic I, General Maintenance/Roofer ID-13426

April 30, 2025

Summary

Performs a variety of skilled tasks associated with the roofing trade as primary assignment and semi-skilled tasks of various trades including carpentry, trowel trades, ceiling tile and floor tile

Essential Duties

Utilizes blueprints, schematics, drawings, layouts, or other specifications to complete tasks which include repair and maintenance on various types of roofs.
Must be able to make repairs to leaking roofs using acceptable methods recommended by manufactures.
Must also have a general working knowledge of installing floor tile, ceiling tile, metal stud walls, hang dry wall, hang window blinds, and other general installation and repair work
Utilizes hand tools, testing and diagnostic equipment, simple power tools and equipment as appropriate for the trade to complete assigned tasks
Cleans worksites including hauling debris and trash, cleaning tools and equipment and ensuring tools, materials and equipment are stored properly
Demonstrates knowledge of tools and safety practices commonly used in various trades
Determines proper methods, equipment, and materials to facilitate cost effective repairs
Performs other duties as assigned by the appropriate administrator

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Required Education

High School Diploma or GED equivalent

Certification/Licensure

Valid Georgia Driver License required

Eligible to acquire a CDL

Must be insurable by Fulton County School insurance carriers

Experience Qualifications

Minimum of 2 years of roofing experience required

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

Working knowledge of materials, methods, tools, and equipment of the roofing repair trade
Working knowledge of roofing systems to include metal, built-up, single ply and modified systems
Knowledge in use of hand and power tools and large equipment attachments related to the trade
Working knowledge of materials, methods, tools, and equipment of various other trades
Must be able to understand and follow directions both written and verbal
Must be able to work variable shifts

Working Conditions

Regular exposure to weather including heat, cold, dampness, and/or humidity
Must be able to work from tall ladders, lifts, scaffolding and/or bucket truck

Physical Demands

Typically requires climbing ladders; pushing and/or pulling
Must have sufficient strength and manual dexterity to operate power equipment
Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and carry for short distances
Must be able to stand, crouch, and climb to use ladders and perform various types of manual labor

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