Maintenance Technician

Role and Responsibilities

The Maintenance Technician role responds to resident work orders as needed in order to repair and maintain an existing portfolio of multifamily rental buildings. The Maintenance Technician must take the initiative required to fulfill a work order while demonstrating consistent work quality and diligence to ensure an issue is remedied before closing it out. The Maintenance Technician oversees the work of others and therefore must be able to work independently but also within a team, coordinating with other trades and departments as needed. Specifically, the Maintenance Technician is expected to:

• Proactively inspect existing buildings, equipment, and systems to identify issues and develop a plan for resolving them. Demonstrate organizational skills and the ability to follow up and close out work orders
• Perform general building maintenance including but not limited to landscaping, painting, and carpentry
• Manage building systems to ensure proper functioning. Develop and implement preventative maintenance procedures for all systems, including the planning and scheduling of repairs
• Provide input for the development of the building maintenance budget, including maintaining receipts of purchases and inventory records for equipment and supplies
• Communicate clearly with all property management staff, sub-contractor trades and residents while maintaining a professional demeanor and demonstrating strong oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrate diligence and initiative to ensure all work is complete as assigned and that all tenant issues have been resolved or escalated to the Assistant Property Manager when necessary
• Be available for after-hours services during designated on-call times
• Other duties as assigned

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday
• On call
• Weekends as needed

Experience:

Maintenance: 3 years (Required)

License/Certification:

Driver's License (Required)

Work Location: In person