Maintenance Technician

About the Role

The Maintenance Technician will be part of the Operations Department, taking direction from the Maintenance Supervisor and reporting directly to the Property Manager. They will be responsible for the maintenance, repair, and cleanliness of assigned apartment buildings, which may consist of multiple locations and building types. The Maintenance Technician plays a crucial role in ensuring that their assigned apartment buildings are maintained to the highest standards of excellence, both set by our company and the industry. Pay range is $25 - $27/hour depending on experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform administrative work each morning (30 minutes) as assigned, including online training, reviewing updates, scheduling vendors, ordering parts, and participating in team meetings.
• Ensure all service requests and repairs are made correctly and promptly using the company’s mobile Maintenance app.
• Assist with turnkey operations, 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.

Performance Metrics

• Property inspection results will be consistently excellent.
• Work orders and units will be consistently on time.
• Preventive maintenance will be done professionally and on time.
• Customer satisfaction surveys will be consistently perfect.

Requirements

• 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.
• Obtaining a company-provided EPA certification within six months of employment.

Working Conditions

• Ability to work periodic flexible hours, including on-call after-hour emergency service.
• Ability to travel by plane and automobile.
• Ability to work at property locations within or near transitional neighborhoods.
• Physical ability to climb stairs, bend, squat, reach overhead, and meet standard mobility and lifting requirements for property maintenance tasks.
• Ability to multitask, stay organized, and meet deadlines.