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FACILITIES DIRECTOR
Hancock County Maintenance Department
Duties may include but are not limited to, maintenance and repair of the heating systems, air handlers, air conditioning units, heat exchangers, air compressors, VAV equipment and exhaust fans, maintaining appropriate records of operational and repair manuals, MSDS system, chemical cleaning products inventories, and prioritizing of daily duties and completing various work orders.
Candidates must project strong interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to work under pressure. High School graduate and journeyman license or at least 4000 hours of experience in one or more of the following areas, heating, electrical or plumbing is preferred. Computer knowledge is essential. Please submit letters of interest/resumes by February 17, 2012 to:
Hancock County Commissioners' Office
50 State Street, Suite 7
Ellsworth, Maine 04605
HANCOCK COUNTY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER.
Applications are continuously accepted for the following positions:
Part-time/on call/as needed Corrections Officer's. For more information please contact Carl Dannenberg or Frank Shepard at 667-7588.
Part-time/on call/as needed RCC Dispatchers. For more information please contact Renee Wellman at 667-8866.
Part-time/on call/as needed Airport Rescue Firefighters (ARFF). For more more information please contact Allison Navia at 667-7329.
Hancock county is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer.
Per M.R.S.A. Title 30-A Section 501(1.):
1. Employment. All county officers or department heads shall submit to the county commissioners or the County Personnel Board, if one has been established under article 2, the name of any person the county officer or department head proposes to employ or the names of more than one person from which the county commissioners or personnel board are to select a person for employment. The county commissioners or the County Personnel Board may approve the employment of the person or select a person for employment. If approval is withheld or a selection is not made, the county commissioners or the County Personnel Board, within 14 days after the name or names have been submitted, shall notify the county officer or department head of the reasons for their disapproval or failure to make a selection.
2. Qualifications. All county employees shall be appointed without regard to any political affiliation and solely on the basis of professional qualifications relating to the work to be performed or their potential for acquiring those qualifications.
2-A. Probationary period for corrections officials. Beginning October 1, 2009, a person who is hired as jailer, master, keeper or a subordinate assistant or employee under section 1501 must complete an employment probationary period that lasts for one year.
3. Dismissal, suspension, discipline. Following a reasonable probationary period consistent with the provisions of subsection 2-A and section 2701, a county officer or department head may dismiss, suspend or otherwise discipline a department employee only for cause, except as provided in paragraph A. Cause for dismissal, suspension or disciplinary action must be a just, reasonable, appropriate and substantial reason for the action taken that relates to or affects the ability, performance of duties, authority or actions of the employee or the public's rights or interests.
A. An employee may be dismissed by a county officer or department head only for cause and only with the prior approval of the county commissioners or personnel board, except that county employees may be laid off or dismissed, with the approval of the county commissioners or personnel board, to meet the requirements of budget reductions or governmental reorganization.
B. In every case of suspension or disciplinary action other than dismissal, at the employee's request, the county commissioners or personnel board shall investigate the circumstances and fairness of the action and, if they find the charges unwarranted, shall order the employee's reinstatement to the employee's former position with no loss of pay, rights or benefits resulting from the suspension or disciplinary action.
4. Application to county commissioners' employees. Subsections 1 and 3 do not apply to county employees directly employed by the county commissioners, unless a County Personnel Board has been established under article 2.
For Further Information Contact:
Hancock County Commissioners Office
Cynthia DePrenger, County Clerk
50 State St., Suite 7
Ellsworth, ME 04605
Tel: (207) 667-9542
Fax: (207) 667-1412
If you would like to inquire via email, please click here.
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