Building & Key Coordinator/Safety Liaison - Neurology

Description

Under the direct supervision of the manager/director of Building and Safety Facilities (Building Operations), the Building & Key Coordinator performs general maintenance tasks related to the research, clinical, and office space. The Building & Key Coordinator will demonstrate initiative in problem solving and inform the supervisor(s) as necessary based on the impact to building, occupants, and building systems. The Building & Key Coordinator will also apply organizational policies and procedures to resolve routine issues.

Salary Range: $25.95 - $54.50 Hourly

Qualifications

Required

• Bachelor's degree in a science field and or equivalent experience/training.

• Minimum 2 years of experience.

• Knowledge of facility maintenance practices and procedures along with safety and emergency preparedness.

• Skill in interpreting documents such as complex technical procedures, instructions, manuals, specifications, blueprints and diagrams.

• Knowledge of common safety procedures, regulations, and applicable codes.

• Knowledge of the Uniform Building Code, Industrial Safety Standards, code procedures.

• Effective written and verbal communication skills to prepare a variety of correspondence, reports and documentation.

• Knowledge of the use of standard organization computer applications, Word, Excel and other common desktop applications.

• Demonstrated ability to work independently and as a part of a team.

• Ability to read, write and perform basic arithmetic calculations.

Preferred

• Certification in a specialty skilled/maintenance trade.

• Valid CA Driver's License.

• Knowledge of OSHA Guidelines.

• Knowledge of Campus Map.

• Knowledge of Research Labs.

• Knowledge of CISCO, Jabber, and other IT systems, apps, etc.

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