Facilities As Assets - Effective Building Maintenance: Protection of Capital Assets - page 28

Minimum General Basic skill with hand tools and power tools normally

Skill Set utilized in a specific craft area.

Knowledge of construction drafting and ability to read
and understand blueprints.

Working knowledge of workplace safety rules and
procedures.
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Minimum 1-2 years depending, on education, working in
Experience construction or building maintenance.
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Plumbing Technician Level II
Semi-skilled or “helper” level maintenance worker who performs
under the general supervision of a higher level technician.
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Minimum Education 2-year Associate Degree, completion of apprentice
program, or military training in the a specific
maintenance craft.

15 hours, minimum, each year of additional instruction
in one or more craft areas.
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Minimum General All skills required of Level I technician.

Skill Set

Knowledge and understand of building codes, facility
standards, and applicable regulations for a specific craft.

Capable of performance of basic preventative
maintenance procedures within one or more craft areas
with minimal supervision.

Capable of training, supervising, and directing Level I
technicians.
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Craft Skill Set Review blueprints and building codes and specifications

to determine work details and procedures.

Study building plans and inspect structures to assess
material and equipment needs, to establish the sequence
of pipe installations, and to plan installation around
obstructions such as electrical wiring.