A Utility Staff member, often called a Utility Worker, is responsible for maintaining the upkeep of a facility's premises and equipment, ensuring a safe and functional environment. Their duties typically include cleaning, basic repairs, and sometimes assisting with the installation and maintenance of utility systems. 

Educational and Experience Requirements:

• High School Diploma or Equivalent: Most utility staff positions require a high school diploma or a GED. 
• Experience: While some entry-level positions may not require extensive experience, many employers prefer candidates with some experience in maintenance, housekeeping, or general utility services. 
• Training: Some specialized roles may require additional vocational training, an associate's degree, or completion of an apprenticeship program. 

Skills and Abilities:

Physical Stamina:

• Utility staff often need to perform physically demanding tasks, such as lifting heavy objects, working in various weather conditions, and standing for extended periods. 

Mechanical Aptitude:

• A basic understanding of mechanical and electrical systems is often needed. 

Communication and Interpersonal Skills:

• Effective communication with supervisors, team members, and other staff is crucial. 

Problem-Solving Skills:

• Utility staff may need to troubleshoot equipment malfunctions and resolve issues. 

Ability to Follow Instructions:

• Clear and accurate understanding of instructions from supervisors and managers is essential. 

Teamwork:

• Many tasks require collaboration with other members of the team. 

Specific Skills:

• Some positions may require experience with cleaning equipment, forklift operation, or landscaping tasks.