Maintenance Technician Generalist

About the role

Make an Impact Every Day: Residential Maintenance Technician Role in Military Housing Mayroad’s mission is simple: create and foster long-term sustainable partnerships while ensuring the highest level of customer service and social responsibility are delivered to those whose lives we impact every day. Our current portfolio features over 4,000 homes across six Air Force installations.

Responsibilities

The Maintenance Technician Generalist diagnoses, repairs, and maintains the physical condition and appearance of residential properties and other Mayroad assets (pool, community center, playgrounds, ice rinks, dog parks, community garden, etc.), including, but not limited to structural, paint, plumbing, HVAC (for positions located in CA, FL, NC, and KS), Steam (for positions located in AK), pressure washing, cleaning, electrical, etc., depending on assigned core duties.

Requirements

• Education: High school graduate or GED; may be offset by experience.
• Ability to pass a state and federal background check to obtain access to the Air Force installation.
• Ability to pass a 12-panel pre-employment drug test.
• Valid, unrestricted REAL-ID compliant driver’s license required to drive on the Air Force Installation.
• Ability to read, understand, interpret, and communicate work-related information and documentation in English, both verbally and in writing, as necessary to perform the essential functions of the position.
• Experience performing residential maintenance and repair work across multiple skilled trades, including carpentry, plumbing, basic electrical, and HVAC systems (for positions located in CA, FL, NC, and KS) or steam systems (for positions located in AK).
• Must have personal vehicle for on-the-job transportation.
• Must have personal smart phone for on-the-job communication.
• Physical demands: heavy lifting of up to 50 pounds expected; exertion of up to 50 lbs. of force required; frequently required to walk, climb, lift, carry, balance, reach, grasp, handle, stoop, kneel, crouch, and crawl.
• Work environment: regularly works performing repairs/construction in a residential environment; regular use of PPE; involves working in a non-climate-regulated environment; may involve exposure to extreme heat/cold, temperature changes, exposure to noise (85+ decibels), exposure to hazardous materials, use of power tools, atmospheric conditions, water, industrial hazards, electric shock, ice and slipping hazards, heights, and falling hazards, and other hazardous working conditions; requires limited daily time in an office environment.

Benefits

• Cell Phone Allowance
• Annual Vehicle Stipend: to offset basic wear and tear for work-related travel
• Mileage Reimbursement
• Annual Incentive Bonus
• Health, Dental, and Vision Plans
• Supplemental Life, Critical Illness, & Accident Insurance
• Company-provided Life Insurance
• Company-provided Short & Long-Term Disability
• Company-provided EAP (Employee Assistance Program)
• Maternity Leave at 100% and Paid Parental Leave
• PTO (accrual begins on day-1)
• Volunteer Time Off
• 401(k) program with a Company match
• Tuition Reimbursement