Maintenance Officer

St Mark's Anglican Community School – Hillarys WA About St Mark's Anglican Community School St Mark’s Anglican Community School is a co-educational Kindergarten to Year 12 school where innovative academic and extra-curricular programs provide opportunities for all. Our school is committed to providing high‑quality, inclusive, and caring Christian education in an environment that promotes excellence in teaching and learning, holistic pastoral care, worship and service. Our dynamic learning environment is inspired by more than 300 staff who enjoy the benefits of a vibrant school campus. Our collaborative and supportive work environment provides staff with well‑resourced facilities, regular professional development opportunities and a thriving social club. Our staff support the Anglican ethos of our school and model the behaviours of our school values of Respect, Knowledge, Confidence, Responsibility and Community in all aspects of school life. St Mark’s is the foundation school of the Anglican Schools Commission, a network of 15 schools employing more than 2000 staff in Western Australia, New South Wales and Victoria. About the Role St Mark's is seeking a Maintenance Officer who will be responsible for ensuring the buildings and facilities at St Mark’s are well maintained. Key Responsibilities Diagnose and complete day‑to‑day repairs. Minor plumbing, fixing leaks and removing blockages. Paving. Graffiti removal. Minor painting. Roof plumbing. Replacing light globes. Assemble and install new equipment. Fabricate classroom and other school fittings, including welding and cabinetwork. Carry out preventative maintenance. Proactively identify and resolve safety hazards. Liaise with teaching and other staff. General labour, including lifting. Carry out other tasks as directed by the Maintenance Supervisor or Facilities Manager. Carry out minor projects as directed, including small‑scale improvements or installations. Assist in setting up for school events, functions and exams, ensuring spaces are prepared and equipment is in place. Role involves manual handling and working outdoors in varied conditions. Skills and Qualifications Carpentry qualification or equivalent would be beneficial. Working at heights certificate is desirable. Previous experience in completing varied tasks including performing physical work. Current Working with Children Check. Current National Police Clearance. Experience working in a school would be an advantage. Personal Attributes Supportive of the Christian ethos of the School. Reliable, enthusiastic and conscientious. Possess a robust sense of humour. Enjoy problem solving. Willingness to accept supervision and learn from constructive feedback. Able to work as part of a small team, in a fast‑paced environment. Ability to present a positive role model to students and staff. Always promote a safe work environment and act responsibly and safely. Willingness and competence to learn new skills. Ability to manage varied tasks and adapt to changing priorities in a dynamic school environment. Opportunities for skill development and training in a collaborative team setting. Employment Details This is a full‑time position from Monday to Friday (38 hour week). This role is required during term time and school holidays. How to Apply To express your interest in this role please click Apply for Job to submit a CV and covering letter. Applications close on 9am on 23 December 2025. St Mark's reserves the right to close this advertisement prior to this date if we receive a high volume of suitable applications. If you have any questions, please contact Paolo for a confidential discussion, *********@stmarks.wa.edu.au. St Mark's is committed to being a child‑safe organisation. #J-18808-Ljbffr