New Zealand: Auckland Temple Facilities Assistant (Casual)
Ensures the temple ordinances are kept pure, recorded accurately and made available to worthy Church members by:
- Providing an environment where patrons may have a positive and uplifting experience each time they come to the temple.
- Maintaining and operating temples at standards established by the First Presidency.
To perform less complicated aspects of temple maintenance and apply knowledge and skills necessary to assist temple facility manager in most mechanical and building maintenance.
Completion of 2 years of technical training in a skilled trade or 2 years completion towards a 4-year college degree in engineering, facilities management, construction or related field.
Two years experience and a basic knowledge of physical plant operation and other skilled trades-electrical, electronics, plumbing, welding, carpentry, painting, general construction, blueprint reading, mechanics, HVAC, and floor coverings.
Familiar with OSHA regulations, basic computer skills, and licensed as required by local law. Meets local licensing requirements as required by law.
Makes minor adjustments or repairs to elements of the environmental control system.
Performs maintenance functions on sanitary and storm sewer system.
Maintains all units attached to the domestic hot and cold water systems.
Performs minor maintenance on equipment in the laundry area.
Services all equipment in the kitchen and dining area. Refers major repairs to other Building Engineers.
Maintains equipment in the baptismal office and font area. Test and adjust water purification systems to maintain Ph and hardness levels according to code.
Performs minor maintenance and assists with all phases of the electrical systems, such as lights, power and emergency power. Assists with installation and repair of three phase wiring systems and lighting system.
Operates and provides full operational maintenance where necessary. More complex system repairs are referred to other Building Engineers.
Learns to coordinate ongoing maintenance of equipment within the temple, concurrent with sacred ordinance work being performed to ensure ideal and worshipful conditions.
May be responsible for functions of housekeeping, security or other aspects of physical upkeep of the temple.
Responsible for proper documentation and paperwork practices such as equipment file maintenance, closing out routine computerized preventive maintenance tasks, maintaining as-built drawing notations and generating and tracking orders.
