Los Angeles County Development Authority
Senior Maintenance Worker (Plumber)
Los Angeles County Development Authority, Alhambra, California, us, 91802
Senior Maintenance Worker (Plumber)
Overview The Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) is an agency created in 1982 to generate affordable housing and economic redevelopment throughout Los Angeles County. The Housing Management Division (HMD) manages over 3,200 public and affordable housing units. This position will support the maintenance and repair of the Authority’s facilities.
Position Overview Under direction, the worker leads, trains, and performs a variety of complex plumbing and related maintenance duties. Responsibilities include installation, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, inspections, and repair of plumbing systems and related building components.
Essential Job Duties
Plan, schedule, assign, and review work of staff in maintenance and repair of agency facilities.
Lead staff in inventory and control of supplies, spare parts, and equipment.
Perform skilled trades work in plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, painting, electrical, and heavy equipment operations.
Perform vehicle and power equipment repairs and maintenance.
Prepare and lead staff in painting, drywall, and surface repair projects.
Lead staff in grading, backfilling, landscaping, and general grounds maintenance.
Plan and supervise plumbing maintenance and repair tasks.
Operate and maintain motor vehicles and other equipment safely.
Maintain accurate logs, reports, and records of work performed.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications Essential Knowledge and Abilities
Principles of building maintenance and repair.
Operation and calibration of hand, shop, and power tools.
Safety practices related to occupational hazards.
Record-keeping, reporting, and documentation.
Knowledge of federal, state, and local regulations applicable to facilities maintenance.
Customer service skills dealing with public, vendors, and contractors.
Proficiency with computers and relevant software.
Ability to
Perform advanced journey level work in plumbing and related trades.
Diagnose and repair building maintenance needs.
Plan, organize, and coordinate work of assigned staff.
Operate motor vehicles and mechanical equipment safely.
Maintain proper logs and records.
Apply relevant laws, codes, and standards to work performed.
Use computers and software applications effectively.
Communicate clearly and concisely, in writing and orally.
Physical Demands Requires mobility, strength, stamina, and the ability to perform medium to heavy physical work, including walking on uneven surfaces, lifting up to 50 lbs, and operating tools and equipment.
Environmental Conditions Work occurs outdoors exposed to noise, temperature extremes, chemicals, hazardous materials, and other environmental hazards. Interaction with the public and staff may occur.
Education and Experience High school diploma or equivalent plus specialized training or coursework in building maintenance, grounds maintenance, trades or construction. At least 3 years of progressively responsible experience performing semi‑skilled and skilled facilities maintenance and repair work.
Desirable Qualifications
Experience installing and troubleshooting residential plumbing systems.
Valid plumbing license issued by the County of Los Angeles or another municipality.
Licenses and Certifications Valid California driver’s license required, or alternate transportation available.
Equal Opportunity The LACDA is an equal‑opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion.
Reasonable Accommodation Individuals with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations per the ADA. Contact Human Resources at (626) 586-1687 or hr.recruiter@lacda.org.
Application Process Applicants must apply online by the filing deadline. Required application materials include an online application, résumé, copies of diploma or certificates, and references. Supplemental questions must be answered prior to submission.
Salary Compensation Hourly rate: $34.27–$47.98 (DOE). Initial placement between start and mid‑point of posted range. Promotion leads to standard increase; new hires cannot begin at the maximum of the posted range.
Conditions of Employment Offer contingent upon reference checks, medical examination, background check, driving record review, and proof of authorization to work in the U.S. One‑year probationary period applies.
Benefits
13 paid holidays*
10–20 days vacation (based on years of service)
12 days sick time
8‑hour floating holidays
$10,000 group term life and accidental death & dismemberment insurance
Short‐ and long‐term disability insurance
Paid jury duty and witness leave (up to 176 hr/yr)
Paid bereavement leave (up to 3 days)
Medical, dental, vision
Health Care & Dependent Care FSA
Employee & Dependent life insurance
Employee Assistance Program
CalPERS and 457 deferred compensation plan
Flexible benefits plan with $1,000/month contribution
*Traffic Court Specialist employees receive an additional holiday.
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Overview The Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) is an agency created in 1982 to generate affordable housing and economic redevelopment throughout Los Angeles County. The Housing Management Division (HMD) manages over 3,200 public and affordable housing units. This position will support the maintenance and repair of the Authority’s facilities.
Position Overview Under direction, the worker leads, trains, and performs a variety of complex plumbing and related maintenance duties. Responsibilities include installation, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, inspections, and repair of plumbing systems and related building components.
Essential Job Duties
Plan, schedule, assign, and review work of staff in maintenance and repair of agency facilities.
Lead staff in inventory and control of supplies, spare parts, and equipment.
Perform skilled trades work in plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, painting, electrical, and heavy equipment operations.
Perform vehicle and power equipment repairs and maintenance.
Prepare and lead staff in painting, drywall, and surface repair projects.
Lead staff in grading, backfilling, landscaping, and general grounds maintenance.
Plan and supervise plumbing maintenance and repair tasks.
Operate and maintain motor vehicles and other equipment safely.
Maintain accurate logs, reports, and records of work performed.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications Essential Knowledge and Abilities
Principles of building maintenance and repair.
Operation and calibration of hand, shop, and power tools.
Safety practices related to occupational hazards.
Record-keeping, reporting, and documentation.
Knowledge of federal, state, and local regulations applicable to facilities maintenance.
Customer service skills dealing with public, vendors, and contractors.
Proficiency with computers and relevant software.
Ability to
Perform advanced journey level work in plumbing and related trades.
Diagnose and repair building maintenance needs.
Plan, organize, and coordinate work of assigned staff.
Operate motor vehicles and mechanical equipment safely.
Maintain proper logs and records.
Apply relevant laws, codes, and standards to work performed.
Use computers and software applications effectively.
Communicate clearly and concisely, in writing and orally.
Physical Demands Requires mobility, strength, stamina, and the ability to perform medium to heavy physical work, including walking on uneven surfaces, lifting up to 50 lbs, and operating tools and equipment.
Environmental Conditions Work occurs outdoors exposed to noise, temperature extremes, chemicals, hazardous materials, and other environmental hazards. Interaction with the public and staff may occur.
Education and Experience High school diploma or equivalent plus specialized training or coursework in building maintenance, grounds maintenance, trades or construction. At least 3 years of progressively responsible experience performing semi‑skilled and skilled facilities maintenance and repair work.
Desirable Qualifications
Experience installing and troubleshooting residential plumbing systems.
Valid plumbing license issued by the County of Los Angeles or another municipality.
Licenses and Certifications Valid California driver’s license required, or alternate transportation available.
Equal Opportunity The LACDA is an equal‑opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion.
Reasonable Accommodation Individuals with disabilities may request reasonable accommodations per the ADA. Contact Human Resources at (626) 586-1687 or hr.recruiter@lacda.org.
Application Process Applicants must apply online by the filing deadline. Required application materials include an online application, résumé, copies of diploma or certificates, and references. Supplemental questions must be answered prior to submission.
Salary Compensation Hourly rate: $34.27–$47.98 (DOE). Initial placement between start and mid‑point of posted range. Promotion leads to standard increase; new hires cannot begin at the maximum of the posted range.
Conditions of Employment Offer contingent upon reference checks, medical examination, background check, driving record review, and proof of authorization to work in the U.S. One‑year probationary period applies.
Benefits
13 paid holidays*
10–20 days vacation (based on years of service)
12 days sick time
8‑hour floating holidays
$10,000 group term life and accidental death & dismemberment insurance
Short‐ and long‐term disability insurance
Paid jury duty and witness leave (up to 176 hr/yr)
Paid bereavement leave (up to 3 days)
Medical, dental, vision
Health Care & Dependent Care FSA
Employee & Dependent life insurance
Employee Assistance Program
CalPERS and 457 deferred compensation plan
Flexible benefits plan with $1,000/month contribution
*Traffic Court Specialist employees receive an additional holiday.
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