General Maintenance

MetroLink Tulsa is a key public transportation provider in Tulsa, Oklahoma, dedicated to offering safe, reliable, and efficient transit services to the community. As part of the Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority (MTTA), the organization encompasses several facilities, vehicles, and grounds that require regular maintenance and cleaning to ensure optimal operation and customer satisfaction. The authority operates under strict safety standards, complying with federal regulations including the Federal Transit Administration's Drug and Alcohol Program, which enforces zero tolerance for substance use among its safety-sensitive employees. This commitment to safety and service quality defines MetroLink Tulsa's operational culture and underpins its community-oriented mission.

The Cleaning and Maintenance Worker role at MetroLink Tulsa is a vital position responsible for the upkeep and cleanliness of the transit authority’s buildings, vehicles, and grounds. This role involves performing a wide variety of cleaning duties using both automatic and manual equipment, such as steam cleaners, buffers, and forklifts, to maintain the aesthetic and functional aspects of the transit environment. Beyond routine cleaning, the worker will be tasked with critical maintenance activities including servicing equipment, maintaining vehicle fluid levels, patching roofs and parking areas, and assisting in the removal of ice and snow during winter events.

Safety sensitivity is a critical aspect of this position due to the handling of vehicles and equipment, which necessitates adherence to rigorous drug and alcohol testing protocols in compliance with federal regulations. The role is heavily physical, demanding extensive walking, standing, lifting of heavy materials up to 100 pounds, and the ability to work in various environmental conditions. Responsibilities also include operational tasks such as fueling vehicles, picking up parts and supplies, and ensuring that all vehicles and facilities meet cleanliness standards required for public transit operations.

As a safety-sensitive role, MetroLink Tulsa maintains a strict no-tolerance policy toward drug and alcohol use, reflecting its broader commitment to passenger safety and regulatory compliance. Employment in this position requires a valid Oklahoma Class D operator’s license, a satisfactory driving record free from recent violations or DUI convictions, and the mental acuity to follow written and verbal instructions precisely.

This role is crucial for maintaining the integrity and reliability of Tulsa’s transit infrastructure, which supports thousands of daily riders and contributes to the city’s overall quality of life. By joining MetroLink Tulsa as a Cleaning and Maintenance Worker, you become part of a dedicated team focused on supporting public transit and ensuring a clean, safe, and pleasant environment for both employees and the public. The organization values punctuality, safety awareness, and the ability to assume additional responsibilities as needed, fostering an environment where employees can contribute meaningfully to community wellbeing and operational excellence.