Facilities Maintenance Worker II: Performs a variety of building maintenance duties including painting, plastering, drywall, tile installation and repair, carpet and floor covering installation, roofing and gutter repair, and other related duties; repairs a full range of plumbing fixtures at facility rest rooms and picnic shelters; operates power auger to clear drains; installs new pipes or drains as necessary; and maintains pumping systems; troubleshoots and repairs electrical problems; repairs electrical appliances and fixtures at building and field locations; repairs, installs and maintains equipment such as motors, lighting circuits, timers, clocks, and other power equipment; repairs or replaces switches, outlets, breakers, fuses, and wiring; replaces light bulbs; and performing related electrical and maintenance work on stages, ball fields, and tennis courts; installs security fencing and gates; repairs locks, handles, and other security mechanisms; fabricates security gates, locks, and chains as necessary; maintains heating, refrigeration, and ventilation units; troubleshoots and repairs units as necessary; performs a variety of carpentry duties as assigned; constructs and/or repairs benches, tables, bleachers, office furniture, stages, signs, walls, window frames, and door hangings; performs masonry tasks; performs cement, plaster, or brick work; estimates and requisitions materials and supplies for assigned projects; orders equipment needed and maintains work records; operates a variety of motorized vehicles and performs utility duties such as loading, hauling, and unloading of materials and supplies; responds to emergency call-out work and assists other departments as needed. Facilities Maintenance Worker I: Handles the more routine and/or minor building maintenance duties such as painting, plastering, tile and carpeting work, window installation, roof repairs, and other related duties; repairs basic plumbing fixtures at facility rest rooms and picnic shelters; operates power auger to clear drains; assists with the installation of new pipes or drains as necessary; maintains equipment such as motors, lighting circuits, timers, clocks, and other power equipment; replaces switches, outlets, breakers, fuses, and wiring; replaces light bulbs; installs security fencing and gates; repairs locks, handles, and other security mechanisms; performs basic carpentry tasks as assigned; repairs benches, tables, bleachers, stages, signs, walls, window frames, and door hangings; requests materials or equipment needed and maintains work records; may operate a variety of motorized vehicles and perform utility duties such as loading and unloading of materials and supplies; responds to emergency call-out work and assists other departments as needed.