Maintenance Service Professional - Toms River, NJ

About the role

Must reside within 15 miles of Toms River, NJ. The Maintenance Service Professional provides commercial and industrial minor equipment repair and preventive maintenance services in big box retailers and other facilities. In some markets, the role also includes general facilities’ maintenance and the removal of refrigerant for recycling. Representative equipment includes paint shakers, blind cutting machines, mobility carts, power stocker lifts, dock plates, pipe threaders, ladders, wood saws, tile saws, wire and carpet carousels, compactors, balers, densifier maintenance, pre‑crusher and light general construction repairs such as carpentry, painting, light electrical, plumbing, shopping and lumber carts, pipe threaders, carpet cutters and power stock loaders. The technician performs maintenance and minor repairs at various locations within a reasonable radius of home and drives a company vehicle. This position reports to the Market Supervisor or Regional Equipment Services Mgr. This position has no direct reports.

Responsibilities

• Administrative & Communication (≈30%): Utilize company technology platform to document all work performed on equipment, including labor and parts; maintain, report and store parts inventory; file expense reports; complete and organize tech stock replenishment into company vehicle; proactively communicate with business partners and leaders regarding customer needs, parts and servicing; effectively communicate with customers about service requested and provided; complete all required training.
• Compliance and Safety (≈10%): Perform work according to proper safety practices; adhere to THD and safety rules; use sound judgment to address and eliminate safety issues; comply with company safety, driving and vehicle standards; complete pre‑ and post‑vehicle inspections.
• Preventive Maintenance & Light Repairs (≈60%): Complete light industrial equipment repairs and preventive maintenance on equipment found in big box retailers; respond to on‑site preventive maintenance service calls; conduct day‑to‑day maintenance and repairs independently while adhering to safety standards; perform preventive maintenance, light repairs, light electrical and general carpentry; carry out general preventive maintenance tasks (inspections, greasing, operation checks, etc.) and replace minor parts (wheels, ladder safety locks, etc.); troubleshoot and solve minor equipment issues; travel between store locations as needed, with occasional overnight stays; perform other duties as required.
• Travel: Typically requires overnight travel 5%–20% of the time.
• Physical Requirements: Intermittent periods of continuous physical exertion (walking, standing, stooping, climbing, lifting material or equipment, some heavy or awkward).
• Working Conditions: Indoors and outdoors; exposure to temperature extremes, moving machinery, loud noise, fumes, oils, chemicals; occasional climbing and work at