Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Knowledge of more complex techniques and practices for maintenance of buildings and repair and operation of related systems. Ability to follow written specifications, plans, drawings, codes, etc., and accurately relate such information to others. Ability to perform more complex calculations and to provide written documentation for input to operational and management programs. Ability to develop and implement documented safety plans for building maintenance and repair activities according to manufacturers' safety bulletins, building codes, regulations and NPS guidelines. The following competencies identify the Knowledge, Skills and Abilities required to maintain buildings and related systems at the full performance level of this career field.
Work is performed with little direct supervision and with oral and written instruction.
The individual will be able to schedule work, lead crews, and direct contractors in the performance of tasks and to determine methods, techniques, materials and equipment used in the work. I. Building Maintenance Skills A. Building Layout, Materials, and Equipment 1.Prepare sketches, updates as-maintained drawings and records of repairs or replacement activities involving the trades under this career field. 2.Determine most economical materials and equipment for use in repair or replacement activities based on maintainability, sustainability and life cycle costs. 2.Instruct lower level employees in routine and preventive maintenance and sustainability requirements and procedures. 3.Develop MMS planning guidelines and service levels for the routine and preventive maintenance of electrical, mechanical and HVAC systems.