Maintenance Technician

Responsibilities

• Take direction from the Maintenance Supervisor and report to the Property Manager.
• Maintain, repair, and clean apartment buildings assigned to them, which may include multiple locations and building types.
• Ensure assigned apartment buildings are maintained to the highest standards of excellence.
• Perform administrative work each morning as assigned by the Property Manager or Property Support Center, including prescribed online training, reviewing “My Pennrose” updates, reviewing messages from the executive team/ownership, scheduling vendors, ordering parts, participating in “Team Meetings,” etc.
• Communicate and comply with Property Managers, Maintenance Supervisors, Regional Property Managers, Regional Maintenance Managers, and Property Support Center.
• Avoid interruptions during computer time provided by the supervisor.
• Use the company’s mobile Maintenance app to ensure all service requests and repairs are made correctly and promptly.
• Assist with turnkey operations as required, including scheduling, punching, painting, and cleaning within five business days of move-out.
• Maintain an effective preventative maintenance program.
• Prepare for Owner, Federal, State, and local inspections.
• Inspect grounds, buildings, and common areas for a safe, clean environment.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED, with technical training certifications a plus.
• One year of property maintenance responsibilities or similar experience.
• Valid driver’s license, insured vehicle, and ability to travel between properties.
• Obtain a company-provided EPA certification within six months of employment.

Required Education and Experience

• High School Diploma / GED - technical training certifications a plus.
• One year of property maintenance responsibilities or similar experience.
• Valid driver’s license, insured vehicle, and ability to travel (between properties).
• Obtain a company-provided EPA certification within six months of employment.

Skills

• Ability to work flexible hours and travel.
• Ability to work in transitional neighborhoods.
• Ability to perform physical tasks such as climbing stairs, taking elevators, bending, squatting, reaching overhead, and meeting standard mobility and lifting requirements.
• Ability to multitask, stay organized, and meet deadlines.
• On-call, after-hour emergency service capability.
• Hands-on repair and maintenance skills.