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Maintenance Technician:
Repairs and keeps physical structures of commercial and industrial establishments, such as factories, office buildings, apartment houses, and logging and mining constructions, maintained using hand tools and power tools.

Replaces defective electrical switches and other fixtures. Paints structures and repairs woodwork with carpenters' tools. Repairs plumbing fixtures. Repairs plaster and lays brick. Builds sheds and other outbuildings. (Source: eDOT Job Description)

Greensboro, NC, Miami, FL, Washington, DC, Brooklyn, NY, Denver, CO, San Antonio, TX, Austin, TX, Philadelphia, PA, San Diego, CA, Milwaukee, WI, Tampa, FL, Cincinnati, OH, Indianapolis, IN, Las Vegas, NV, Seattle, WA, Fort Lauderdale, FL, Sacramento, CA, Charlotte, NC, Columbus, OH, Jacksonville, FL, Nashville, TN, Cleveland, OH, Birmingham, AL, Baton Rouge, LA, Pittsburgh, PA

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