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    "description": "<h2>What you'll bring to the team</h2>\n<p>Safety is paramount in everything we do. This role is with the facilities team, an integral part of our Technical Services department! You will play a major role in the success of our resort and have one of the most important responsibilities in the park. You must always provide and guarantee a fun and safe environment for our guests with a focus on safety, ensuring that our equipment and buildings are inspected, maintained, and repaired to the highest levels possible.</p>\n<p> </p>\n<p>As a Facilities Maintenance Technician, you will maintain, repair, and install various equipment, hardware, and paved services as directed by the facilities supervisor.</p>\n<p> </p>\n<p>For this position, we are looking for a candidate who has experience working as a mechanic with a preferred focus on golf cart maintenance. In addition, a wide range of building maintenance and general experience is required. Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certified preferred.</p>\n<p> </p>\n<p>You will also contribute to many areas of general repair and maintenance and assist other skilled trades in performing preventative maintenance and rehabilitation projects.</p>\n<p> </p>\n<p> </p>\n<p></p>\n<p> </p>\n<h3><strong>Safety & Compliance</strong></h3>\n<ul>\n <li>Safety is the top priority at all times.</li>\n <li>Follows all OSHA, state/city regulations, LEGOLAND California policies, and internal safety/security standards (including ASTM, NEC, and electrical codes).</li>\n <li>Uses appropriate PPE and follows SDS handling procedures.</li>\n</ul>\n<h3><strong>Maintenance & Technical Duties</strong></h3>\n<ul>\n <li>Performs preventive maintenance inspections and emergency repairs on vehicles, fleet golf carts, and other equipment.</li>\n <li>Identifies, reports, and documents maintenance issues, risks, and repair needs.</li>\n <li>Operates basic machine tools (drill presses, grinders, saws, etc.).</li>\n <li>Ensures all equipment, tools, and work areas are kept clean, safe, and in good working condition.</li>\n <li>Completes assigned work with quality workmanship and minimal downtime.</li>\n <li>Logs preventative maintenance activities accurately in the INFOR EAM system.</li>\n</ul>\n<h3><strong>Operations & Coordination</strong></h3>\n<ul>\n <li>Responds to emergency repair calls throughout the park as directed.</li>\n <li>Works with vendors to source appropriate materials and equipment.</li>\n <li>Serves as a liaison with other maintenance staff and departments.</li>\n <li>Attends training, meetings, and technical development sessions to stay current.</li>\n</ul>\n<h3><strong>General Responsibilities</strong></h3>\n<ul>\n <li>Maintains positive attitude and guest-focused approach aligned with a fun environment.</li>\n <li>Works effectively as part of a team.</li>\n <li>Reports discrepancies in equipment or tools to supervisors.</li>\n <li>Assists with additional maintenance duties as needed based on operational requirements.</li>\n</ul>\n<h2>Qualifications & Experience</h2>\n<p><strong>Background and Experience:</strong></p>\n<p><strong> </strong></p>\n<p>Requires a minimum of four years of experience in facilities maintenance and repair. Considerable knowledge of the practices, tools, and equipment used to troubleshoot and repair mechanical systems is required. Preferred experience in repairing and servicing small diesel and gasoline engines in addition to repairing electrical golf carts. Must be able to react under pressure or in an emergency in a calm and rational manner. Ability to read and evaluate reports and correspondence. Must be proficient in basic math skills. Ability to read blueprints pertaining to rides, attractions, and buildings. 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Occasionally (1-33%)                         </p>\n<p>                3.             Frequently (34-66%)                           </p>\n<p>                 4.            Constantly (67-100%)                         </p>\n<p>J.         <strong>Wrist Deviation (Side to Side):</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             None (0%)                                                             </p>\n<p>                2.             Occasionally (1-33%)                                                     </p>\n<p>3.             Frequently (34-66%)                                           </p>\n<p>                4.             Constantly (67-100%)                                         </p>\n<p>B.         <strong>Standing:</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             None (0%)                                             </p>\n<p>                2.             Occasionally (1-33%)                         </p>\n<p>                3.             Frequently (34-66%)                           </p>\n<p>                4.             Constantly (67-100%)                         </p>\n<p>K.         <strong>Hand/Wrist Repetitions (Up and Down):</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             None (0%)                                                             </p>\n<p>                2.             Occasionally (1-33%)                                         </p>\n<p>                3.             Frequently (34-66%)                                           </p>\n<p>                4.             Constantly (67-100%)                                         </p>\n<p>C.         <strong>Walking</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             None (0%)                                             </p>\n<p>                2.             Occasionally (1-33%)                         </p>\n<p>                3.             Frequently (34-66%)                           </p>\n<p>                4.             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Up to 10 pounds                                                              None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant                  2.             11 to 24 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                3.             25 to 34 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                4.             35 to 50 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant                  5.             51 to 74 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                6.             75 to 100 pounds                                                             None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                7.             Over 100 pounds                                                             None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>E.         <strong>Lifts Overhead:                                                           Frequency:</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             Up to 10 pounds                                                              None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                2.             11 to 24 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                3.             25 to 34 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                4.             35 to 50 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                5.             51 to 74 pounds                                                               None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                6.             75 to 100 pounds                                                             None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>                7.             Over 100 pounds                                                             None                  Occasionally     Frequently         Constant  </p>\n<p>F.         <strong>Twisting:</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             None (0%)                                             </p>\n<p>                2.             Occasionally (1-33%)                         </p>\n<p>                3.             Frequently (34-66%)                           </p>\n<p>                4.             Constantly (67-100%)                         </p>\n<p>M.        <strong>Grasping:</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             Simple:  < 50 pounds                                                      </p>\n<p>2.             Firm:  > 50 pounds                                              </p>\n<p> </p>\n<p>G.         <strong>Bending:</strong></p>\n<p>                1.             None (0%)                                             </p>\n<p>                2.             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