Job Information
CBS Corporation Maintenance Mechanic in New York, New York
REF#: 35538
CBS BUSINESS UNIT: CBS Television Network
JOB TYPE: Full-Time Staff
JOB SCHEDULE: Full-Time
JOB LOCATION: New York, NY
ABOUT US:
CBS was established in 1928, when founder William Paley purchased 16 independent radio stations and christened them the Columbia Broadcast System. Today, with more than 200 television stations and affiliates reaching virtually every home in the United States, CBS's total network lineup was watched by more than 110 million people a week during the 2017/2018 season. CBS has been the #1 network in primetime for 10 consecutive seasons. The network has the #1 comedy/scripted program, THE BIG BANG THEORY; #1 newsmagazine, 60 MINUTES; #l late night program, THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT and #1 daytime drama, THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Its programming arms include CBS Entertainment, CBS News and CBS Sports.
DESCRIPTION:
Maintain all Broadcast Center & leased space lavatory plumbing fixtures including faucets, flush valves, drains, & hot water heaters. Check and change steam traps & radiator valves. Maintain HVAC Equipment including lubrication of bearings, changing belts and filters. Troubleshoot and repair all lavatory plumping issues. Assist Engineers and Supervisors as needed
QUALIFICATIONS:
Required:
Familiar with plumbing repairs, cutting and threading of pipe.
Working knowledge of pipe fittings, pipe wrenches.
Preferred:
- Proficient in plumbing repairs, soldering of pipe joints, operation of motorized snakes for clearing drains.
EEO STATEMENT:
Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled
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