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Parks Maintenance TechnicianClay County is seeking a skilled and dependable Parks Maintenance Technician to join our Parks team. This hands-on position performs skilled maintenance, repair, construction, and grounds work throughout County parks, facilities, marina areas, and infrastructure.If you have experience in the skilled trades, enjoy working outdoors, and take pride in seeing the results of your work, this could be a great opportunity to build your career in public service.What You'll DoAs a Parks Maintenance Technician, you'll take on a wide variety of projects, including:Perform skilled carpentry, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, mechanical, welding, painting, concrete, roofing, and general repair workMaintain and improve County parks, buildings, grounds, roads, marina facilities, docks, boat ramps, and infrastructureOperate tractors, skid loaders, backhoes, commercial mowers, dump trucks, boats, work barges, snowplows, and other equipmentRepair and install plumbing, electrical components, lighting, irrigation systems, signage, fencing, gates, and facility fixturesPerform grounds maintenance including mowing, trimming, landscaping, planting, mulching, tree and shrub care, and sod installationAssist with new construction, remodeling, underground utilities, water and sewer lines, and electrical runsFabricate and repair marina docks, decking, flotation systems, anchoring systems, walkways, signs, and metal componentsPerform road repairs, culvert maintenance, asphalt patching, and drainage improvementsConduct preventive maintenance and minor repairs on vehicles and equipmentAssist with snow and ice removal and other after-hours operations when neededHelp train and mentor new employees while maintaining a strong commitment to workplace safetyWhat We're Looking ForMinimum QualificationsHigh school diploma or GED3–5 years of increasingly responsible related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experienceExperience operating heavy equipmentExperience in one or more related fields such as: HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, electrical/electronics, welding, painting, grounds maintenance, custodial or facility maintenanceValid driver's license and ability to operate a motor vehicle in varying weather conditionsAbility to work outdoors in extreme heat and cold and on or around bodies of waterAbility to lift up to 50 pounds and perform physically demanding workTrade CertificationCandidates should possess a certification or license in at least one skilled trade area, such as:HVAC / EPA Section 608PlumbingElectricalCertified WeldingCertified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI)Commercial Pesticide ApplicatorRefrigeration, boiler, or mechanical systemsDon't have a certification yet? Candidates may be given the opportunity to obtain an applicable trade certification within 12–18 months of hire as a condition of continued employment.Preferred QualificationsCollege coursework or trade-school training in a maintenance-related fieldValid Class A or Class B CDLAdditional skilled-trade certificationsWhy Join Clay County?Government roles offer stability that the private sector often cannot match.The LAGERS Pension: A fully funded retirement plan (vested after 5 years). This is a rare, high-value benefit.Work-Life Balance: Accrue 2 weeks of vacation and 2.5 weeks of sick leave in your first year, plus 14 ½ paid holidays.Comprehensive Health: Medical, dental, and vision options, plus free life insurance for full-time staff.Growth: Tuition reimbursement and certification support available for long-term employees.Ready To Join Our Team?Apply today and build a career that helps keep Clay County moving, working, and enjoying the outdoors.Clay County, Missouri Equal Opportunity Employer

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