As a Plumber, your role entails delivering measurable results by providing plumbing and heating services, including identifying repair and replacement needs, installing, and repairing plumbing and heating systems. You'll ensure compliance with accessibility, health, and safety codes, as well as local standards. Reporting to the Facilities Manager, qualifications include holding a valid Master plumbing license, comprehensive knowledge of plumbing terminology, tools, and materials, ability to read blueprints, and a high school diploma or GED. Responsibilities include diagnosing system issues, installing fixtures, maintaining tools, ensuring equipment functionality, and conducting inspections. Effective communication with the Facilities Manager, coordination with vendors, and adherence to safety protocols are essential.

Demonstrates tact, resourcefulness, and self-reliance while showing respect for oneself and others. Open to suggestions and capable of following instructions, adhering to proper channels of command, and maintaining confidentiality. Adheres to articles outlined in bargaining agreements and fosters positive relationships with administrators, staff, students, parents, and the community. Performs additional duties as directed by the Facilities Manager. Competencies include mastery of content, being a team player, attention to detail, critical judgment, commitment to processes, 100% follow-through, remaining calm under pressure, and embracing diversity. Reasonable accommodations will be provided as per the Americans with Disabilities Act. Terms of employment include 40 hours per week, year-round employment.

Compensation and benefits align with Board Policy GBC Salary Schedules and Fringe Benefits. Performance will be assessed based on provisions outlined in Board Policy GDF Selection of Non-teaching Employees & Auxiliary Instructional Personnel/Evaluation of Support Staff.