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Assistant Clerk Magistrate - Cambridge District Court

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States District Court Department
Departmental Mission Statement: As a gateway to justice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the District Court is dedicated to the administration of justice in a fair, impartial, and timely manner in accordance with the rule of law. In fulfilling this role, the District Court shall provide the communities it serves with an environment that is safe, accessible, and respectful to all. The District Court shall conduct its business with integrity, competence, and a commitment to excellence in order to promote public trust and confidence in the judicial system.

Case Administrator I - Cambridge District Court

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States District Court Department
The Cambridge District Court processes thousands of cases each year, and the people who keep that system moving matter. If you're looking for a meaningful entry point into the legal and justice system — with the structure, stability, and purpose that comes with public service — this role puts you right at the center of it.

Senior Maintenance Technician I-Newburyport

Newburyport, Massachusetts, United States Facilities Management
As a Senior Maintenance Technician I supporting the Newburyport building, you'll be the hands-on expertise that keeps a complex, occupied facility safe, functional, and operational every day. What You'll Be Doing Performing skilled maintenance across multiple unlicensed trades, including painting, masonry, and carpentry, on building systems and structures Maintaining mechanical equipment and building infrastructure to support uninterrupted, safe facility operations Using MTC's central building insight system to log, track, and prioritise facility needs and work orders Identifying and resolving maintenance issues proactively before they escalate into safety concerns What You Bring Demonstrated hands-on experience across at least one skilled maintenance trade — painting, masonry, or carpentry Solid understanding of building infrastructure maintenance in a large or institutional facility environment Ability to read and respond to work orders through a computerised building management or maintenance tracking system Strong attention to safety standards and a consistent, methodical approach to physical work Experience working independently and managing multiple maintenance tasks across a large building footprint Familiarity with state or government facility protocols is an advantage specific to the MTC environment

Maintenance Technician-Clinton

Clinton, Massachusetts, United States Facilities Management
MTC's facility in Clinton runs because people like you keep it that way. If you take pride in a well-maintained building, know your way around a range of skilled trades, and want stable work with a team that has your back, this Maintenance Technician role is worth a close look. What You'll Be Responsible For Carry out daily inspections of facility grounds and buildings, identifying and reporting issues to your supervisor promptly Perform scheduled and reactive maintenance tasks across facility infrastructure to keep operations running safely Assist with a variety of skilled trades duties including plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and HVAC support as directed Support equipment and systems maintenance activities, and contribute to sign shop duties when required

Deputy Director of Facilities Management & Capital Planning

Boston, Massachusetts, United States Facilities Management
The Massachusetts Trial Court's Office of Court Management is seeking a senior facilities professional to step into a leadership role that directly shapes the physical environments where justice is served across the Commonwealth. As Deputy Director of Facilities Management and Capital Planning, you will work alongside the Director to oversee one of the most operationally complex public-sector portfolios in Massachusetts. Scope & Key Responsibilities Reporting to the Director of Facilities Management and Capital Planning, you will hold broad operational and strategic accountability across Commonwealth-owned courthouses statewide. Core responsibilities include: Directing day-to-day facilities operations including maintenance, custodial services, snow removal, utilities procurement, and logistics for supplies and equipment Leading departmental programs in Environmental Health and Safety, Deferred Maintenance, Accelerated Energy Initiatives, and Sustainability Overseeing the administration of contracts and managing the delivery of small and capital projects from planning through completion Supervising facilities support staff, conducting periodic process reviews, and ensuring procedural compliance across the department

Custodian-Edward Brooke

Boston, Massachusetts, United States Facilities Management
The Massachusetts Trial Court keeps justice accessible for every community it serves — and that starts with clean, safe, and welcoming facilities. At the Edward Brooke Courthouse, we're looking for a reliable Custodian to join the Facilities Management team and take pride in the spaces where important work happens every day. What You'll Be Doing Cleaning and maintaining offices, courtrooms, bathrooms, and common areas to a consistent standard Removing refuse and managing waste disposal across the facility Mowing lawns and shovelling snow to keep the grounds safe and accessible in all seasons Supporting the broader Facilities team with general maintenance tasks as they arise What You'll Bring Experience in a custodial, cleaning, or facilities role — commercial or institutional settings are a plus Physical ability to perform manual tasks including lifting, shovelling, and operating groundskeeping equipment Reliability and attention to detail, with a consistent approach to maintaining standards A cooperative attitude and willingness to pitch in across tasks as the team's needs shift Comfort working independently as well as alongside a small, coordinated crew Ability to work within the conduct and access standards required in a Massachusetts Trial Court environment