Maintenance Technician
Posted on 22nd April 2025
Location: Milton Keynes
Salary: £30,559-£33,366
Reports to: Environment and Facilities Office
Are you an experienced Maintenance Technician with hands-on problem-solving skills? Do you enjoy keeping facilities safe, secure, and well-maintained for community use? Great Linford Parish Council is looking for a reliable technician to oversee asset maintenance across multiple sites, ensuring their operational safety and efficiency.
About the Role
You’ll play a key role in maintaining parish-managed assets, including community centres, pavilions, and public spaces. Your tasks will range from routine inspections and health & safety audits to general repairs in areas such as plumbing, electrical work, carpentry, and decorating. As part of the Environment & Facilities team, you’ll also collaborate with Rangers and Caretakers to ensure that facilities remain in top condition.
Key Responsibilities
•Conduct periodic inspections to comply with health and safety regulations and risk assessments.
•Perform maintenance and repair tasks on assets, including plumbing, electrical, carpentry, painting, and decorating.
•Undertake audits to identify issues and create work plans based on priority, risk, and budget.
• Assess and document maintenance needs, escalate issues when necessary, and track resolutions.
•Support caretakers by providing emergency or holiday cover when required, including opening/closing facilities.
•Carry out deep cleans and inspections, ensuring facilities meet user expectations.
•Manage outdoor assets and assist with landscaping duties around parish properties.
Work closely with the caretakers, Rangers, and office team, ensuring smooth coordination of maintenance tasks.
•Monitor, log, and report any maintenance issues and oversee procurement of materials/services.
•Ensure health & safety compliance and maintain up-to-date training.
What We’re Looking For
Experience in facility management, maintenance, and hands-on repair work.
Knowledge of basic DIY, landscaping techniques, health and safety guidelines, and manual handling.
Skills in troubleshooting, practical problem-solving, and effective communication with the public. Personal attributes such as positivity, flexibility, the ability to work independently, and a solution-oriented mindset.
A valid UK driver’s licence is essential.
Experience working within local authorities or not-for-profit organisations, a First Aid certificate, or an NVQ Level 3/4 qualification in a relevant field would be advantageous
Why Join Us?
Community spaces are at the heart of what we do. As a Maintenance Technician, you’ll directly contribute to keeping them functional, safe, and welcoming for residents. If you’re looking for a hands-on, impactful role that allows you to showcase your expertise while supporting the local community, this is the perfect opportunity!
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