Hands-on, mission-driven training at a 360+ acre resident camp and conference center. Participants learn safe preventive and corrective maintenance across cabins, program buildings, aquatics systems, vehicles, trails, and grounds. Training covers CMMS/work orders, hand and power tools, LOTO/PPE/OSHA-10, carpentry, basic plumbing/electrical, painting/finishes, grounds and storm/flood resilience, pool water chemistry, PM programs, vendor/parts coordination, and customer service. Includes a two-week supervised capstone project and career readiness. Ideal for transitioning service members seeking facilities maintenance careers in the nonprofit/community sector.

Core Responsibilities:Execute work orders (intake, triage, repair, documentation, closeout) in a CMMS environment.Perform basic carpentry (doors/locks, patch/paint, caulking/weatherproofing).Perform minor plumbing repairs (fixtures, traps, PEX/PVC basics, leak/c log troubleshooting).Perform minor electrical tasks within scope (outlets/switches/fixtures, GFCI/AFCI awareness; escalate when required).Maintain grounds and trails (mowing, trimming, debris removal, erosion control, signage).Support vehicles/small equipment PM (utility carts, mowers, small engines).Maintain aquatics systems (daily testing, water chemistry balancing, filtration/backwash, seasonal start-up/shutdown).Execute preventive maintenance routes and seasonalization (winterization/de-winterization).Follow OSHA-aligned safety practices (PPE, HAZCOM/SDS, LOTO, incident reporting).Coordinate with vendors/partners and manage parts/inventory basics.Work Environment: Largely outdoors and shop/field-based; moderate lifting; variable weather; occasional weekends as needed for program operations.Ideal Candidate: Mechanically inclined, safety-first mindset, great communicator, thrives in a service culture.

Active-duty Service Members eligible for DoD SkillBridge (command approval required).Must pass background screening per YMCA child-safety standards.Ability to lift 50 lbs, work outdoors, and use hand/power tools safely.Willingness to work occasional weekends or evenings during peak program periods.Preferred: OSHA-10, First Aid/CPR/AED; willingness to pursue CPO/EPA 608 where applicable.