Camp Maintenance
Building Maintenance
Maintaining buildings inside and out is essential for the camp maintenance supervisor. Exteriors need structural repairs and painting, while inside, some basic knowledge of most construction trades is handy. Minor plumbing and electrical repairs are common beyond day-to-day upkeep, such as changing light bulbs. While many camp cabins are rustic, main buildings may require experience with HVAC systems and commercial kitchen equipment. Minor repairs to contents may also occur, such as furniture and other fixtures.
Grounds Maintenance
General groundskeeping includes cutting grass and removing snow, and depending on the location of the camp, you may need to clear fallen trees in forested areas and clear paths through the woods. Camps that feature pools or waterfront areas might require specialized maintenance to filtration or circulation equipment and docks with associated watercraft. Upkeep of groundskeeping equipment is your responsibility, as well. Chainsaws, power tools and vehicles such as tractors and golf carts require periodic maintenance for best performance.
