Lead Maintenance Tech F&I at Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association, Inc.

Ketchikan, Alaska, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 May, 26

Salary

31.71

Posted On

14 Feb, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Carpentry, Welding, Plumbing, Basic Electrical, Preventative Maintenance Records, Hand Tools, Power Tools, Project Planning, Mechanical Repair, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Small Boat Operation, Small Hydro Electric Systems, Rigging, Safety Conscious, Problem Solver

Industry

Museums;Historical Sites;and Zoos

Description

Description Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association (SSRAA) SSRAA’s mission is to enhance and rehabilitate salmon production in southern Southeast Alaska to the optimum social and economic benefit of salmon users. The Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association (SSRAA) has openings for two Lead Maintenance Technicians with the Facilities and Infrastructure Department. Position is based in Ketchikan, AK. SSRAA operates seven hatcheries and several remote release sites within southern Southeast Alaska. This position requires travel by boat and small aircraft. Desired skills include knowledge of construction techniques including: carpentry, welding, plumbing, basic electrical, maintaining preventative maintenance records, use of hand and power tools, and project planning. In addition to maintenance responsibilities, this position may, on occasion, assist with various fish culture activities and will be expected to perform other duties as assigned. The ideal candidate must have the ability to develop healthy working relationships with vendors, contractors, co-workers, other SSRAA departments, and have the willingness to share knowledge and skills. The ability to obtain an Alaska Driver’s License is required and all applicants will undergo a background check. Lead Maintenance Technician – Facilities & Infrastructure FLSA Exempt 29 CFR 784.100 Sec 13(a) (5): Exempt Hourly Reports to: Facilities Engineer and/or Assistant Facilities Engineer Location: Based in Ketchikan Summary of Position: Under the direct supervision of the department managers, this position performs required maintenance and construction functions at SSRAA sites as assigned, which may include but not be limited to: preventative maintenance, equipment repair, construction projects, and assisting in the maintenance of a parts and supplies inventory. Supervision duties and scheduling of this position may transfer as needed to hatchery managers through consultation and collaboration of those department managers and the Facilities & Infrastructure managers balancing all SSRAA needs. Responsibilities & Duties: Performs maintenance and repair at all SSRAA sites as needed. Organizes and records maintenance schedules on major equipment. Provides input on maintenance and repair needs for annual and mid-year budget documents. Trains personnel in proper maintenance and repair techniques. Provides maintenance and repair summary to the supervisor at the end of the month. Performs a variety of construction and fabrication projects at all SSRAA sites. Develops plans and material lists for projects as assigned. Orders supplies for projects and assists in project prioritization. Provides project summary to supervisor at the end of the month. May supervise maintenance technicians, seasonal workers, and fish culturists assigned to a maintenance task. Perform other duties as assigned which may include fish culture duties as needed, such as but not limited to: harvest, eggtake, and ponding. Requirements Skills & Abilities Required: Successful work history in multiple trades including skills in plumbing, welding, electrical, mechanical repair, and carpentry. Experience in construction and maintenance projects. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel or compatible equivalent. Preferable, but not required skills and experience: Working knowledge of fish culture practices and hatchery operations and or commercial fisheries experience Small boat operation Working knowledge of small hydro electric systems Competence with developing cost estimates and making-ordering materials lists for maintenance projects. Rigging experience Core Competencies: Belief in SSRAA’s mission statement Must be a self-starter Must be safety conscious Must be able to multi-task Must be able to recognize critical components of a process and adapt as needed Ability to work as a team and be a problem solver Maintain confidentiality when appropriate Able to communicate effectively and handle stress effectively. Other: Positions within the Facilities and Infrastructure Department will be required to submit to pre-employment drug screening, due to work with federal grant projects. Physical demands: Position requires physical/repetitive work, the ability to stand and walk for long periods of time. Must be able to lift, carry, push, pull, stoop, bend over, stretch, climb and sometimes work in confined spaces. Ability to lift and carry in excess of 75 lbs. Work environment: Will require working indoors around cold running water sometimes in low light conditions with high ambient noise and working outdoors in inclement weather often around water. Frequent travel by boat and seaplane is required. SSRAA is a growing organization changing as needed to best address its goals. Any description of work is a picture of the major responsibilities of a position at a given point in time. Jobs are dynamic and assignments/priorities may change. This position description is not intended or implied to be an employment contract but is a communication tool to explain the responsibilities, advertise the job, and identify performance measures and potential training needs. SSRAA is an at-will employer.

Responsibilities

This role involves performing required maintenance and construction functions at various Southern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Association (SSRAA) sites, including preventative maintenance, equipment repair, and construction projects. Responsibilities also include organizing maintenance schedules, training personnel, providing budget input, and potentially supervising other maintenance staff or assisting with fish culture duties.