Department: Meetinghouse Facilities Department

Purposes

The Meetinghouse Facilities Department (MFD) assists individuals and families qualify for exaltation by helping members live the gospel of Jesus Christ. To do this, MFD makes essential gospel teachings, resources, and services accessible to all in a simple and affordable way. Furthermore, MFD provides dignified places of worship; and help strengthen all areas toward self-reliance.

Responsibilities

* Services, repairs, or replaces HVAC and components, plumbing and sprinkler systems, electrical systems, sound, and electronic systems.

* Follows preventative maintenance on HVAC equipment, motors, pumps, etc. to ensure warranty compliance and to extend life of equipment.

* Performs custodial duties to keep the meetinghouse and grounds clean and orderly.

* Services, repairs, or replaces locks, hinges, mill work, sheet rock (minor), tile work (minor), wall coverings (minor), small paint jobs, motors, engines, and ground care equipment.

* Responsible for safety during work, including the reporting of hazards, both inside and outside the building, to the FM Manager.

* Attends meetings when assigned by FM Manager and attends training sessions to upgrade technical skills.

Establishes and follows preventative maintenance on HVAC equipment, motors, pumps, etc. to ensure warranty compliance and to extend life of equipment

Qualifications

* Must hold a current / valid Temple recommend and/or be worthy to possess one

* Must have completed one (1) year of trade school or two years of apprenticeship training or an apprenticeship in electrical, mechanical and / or plumbing Trade.

* A minimum of five (5) years' experience required in one of the trades mentioned above.

* Minimum of 5 years' experience in general handyman/maintenance work.

* Must have a valid driver's license.

* Proficiency in English essential, and good interpersonal skills.

* Must be honest and reliable and be able to work with minimal supervision.

* Ability to communicate at a professional level both written and verbally to priesthood leaders, contractors and vendors.