$31.64 per hour with a $0.50 increase each six (6) months until achieving the union wage rate of $33.14 per hour
Required Education:
2 Year Degree
Internal Number: 25090
The Senior Technician maintains and enhances District's facilities, as assigned, by performing skilled and semi-skilled work in a manner which results in a quality product and/or program consistent with District policies.
Essential Functions:
Performs master-level skill/trade work in at least one of the following:
Performs considerable skilled and semi-skilled work in a responsible manner by exercising independent judgment and demonstrates initiative, creativity, and leadership. Reports task accomplishments to supervisors and anticipate problems
Performs complex mechanical repairs and rebuilding work on equipment beyond the first echelon of maintenance
Instructs/trains other employees in the trade/skill or operation of a wide range of tools/equipment
Coordinates and completes construction renovation projects and extensive repair work of facilities
Operates and maintains at least two pieces of the following equipment:
Trucks; tractors; farm and light construction equipment; front-end loader; backhoe; hydraulic mowing equipment; utility vehicles; bulldozer; grader; aerial bucket; tree spade; stump cutter; special skilled-trade tools
Carries out duties and responsibilities in a safe and efficient manner to maintain a safe work environment and surrounding area. Responds to hazardous situations and/or potentially unsafe conditions by taking corrective action, and promptly notifying supervisory personnel
Informs supervisor of key issues promptly
Provides work direction, changes work assignments, and corrects work activity of other employees, as assigned
Performs related duties as apparent or assigned
High school diploma or equivalent, with at least three years of skilled-level experience. Completion of an approved course in the specific trade or skilled area from an accredited technical school
Valid Ohio driver's license
Demonstrated ability to perform variable physical requirements of park maintenance work
Possess or ability to obtain an Ohio commercial driver's license (CDL)
Certification or licensure applicable to trade or specialized fields preferred
Considerable experience in and knowledge of procedures, duties, equipment operation, calibration, and maintenance, which are ordinarily, obtained by extensive experience in a technical capacity and above those of a Technician's position qualifications
Demonstrated ability to exhibit leadership consistent with teamwork approach that recognizes the contribution of all employees
OEPA water or wastewater facilities operator license, Pool & Hot Tub Professional Assoc. Certified Pool & Spa Operator Certification
Cleveland Metroparks, known as the “Emerald Necklace,” is a collection of conserved green space featuring natural beauty and diversity and is dedicated to conservation, education and recreation.Cleveland Metroparks is an integral part of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio’s regional identity. Founded in 1917, Cleveland Metroparks was the first natural-area Park District in Ohio. The system was at the forefront of the national movement to preserve areas of natural beauty for public enjoyment and improved quality of life.Cleveland Metroparks at a glance:•18 Reservations•One nationally acclaimed Zoo•One full-service restaurant, Merwin’s Wharf•Eight golf courses•Over 23,000 acres of prime natural habitat•17.5 million recreational visitsCleveland Metroparks is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a diverse and talented workforce.