Lead Maintenance Technician - (Multi-Family)

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Now Benefits: from "Why Join Us?": - Enjoy opportunities for professional growth and development within a supportive culture - Access to benefits including low-cost health, dental, and vision insurance, life and disability coverage - Voluntary wellness plans (critical illness, accident, hospital indemnity) - Employee Assistance Program - Access to Financial Planning Resources and Employer-Matched 401(k) Plan - PTO & Sick Time, Paid Holidays, Birthday Leave, Work Anniversary Leave We need to keep as list. Now we need to remove boilerplate: equal-opportunity employer, drug-free workplace, etc. Also remove "Powered by JazzHR y0jgajUCfR". Also remove navigation etc. Now produce HTML. Let's craft:

About the role

The Lead Maintenance Technician is responsible for upholding the physical integrity of the community by ensuring a clean, safe, and well-maintained living environment for residents, visitors, and staff. This role plays a key part in preserving property value and enhancing resident satisfaction. The Lead Maintenance Technician is expected to proactively anticipate, identify, and resolve issues related to the property, as well as implement preventative maintenance procedures to avoid future problems. This role also involves training and mentoring all maintenance personnel to provide strong operational support and ensure consistent, high-quality service delivery.

Responsibilities

Operational Oversight

• Maintain proper inventory levels of maintenance supplies and tools; ensure tools are in excellent working condition
• Monitor and correct hazardous conditions throughout the property, including gates, lighting, stairs, and more
• Identify and label all utility cut-offs and sewer cleanouts; maintain corresponding property maps
• Keep storage areas locked and clean; perform daily cleanup of work areas and maintain cleanliness across the grounds

Leadership & Training

• Train and mentor maintenance assistants and team members, promoting a “safety-first” culture across the property
• Conduct regular safety meetings and ensure team-wide compliance with HAZCOM standards and regulations
• Approve and delegate service requests, overseeing completion and providing hands-on support when needed
• Maintain knowledge of the property maintenance budget and obtain management approval for major expenses

Maintenance Coordination

• Establish and manage systems for prompt resident service, ensuring work orders are completed within 24 hours when possible
• Schedule on-call and emergency maintenance rotations to ensure 24/7 availability in coordination with the property manager
• Perform and