Maintenance Technician

Overview

The primary responsibilities of the Maintenance Technician are to perform maintenance service requests, apartment make readies and assist the Community Manager and Service Supervisor/Service Manager, if applicable, in maintaining the physical appearance and integrity of the community. This involves insuring a safe, clean and comfortable living environment for residents and visitors. The Maintenance Technician will also walk the community in order to enhance and maintain its curb appeal and to ensure that all apartments are thoroughly restored to “market ready” condition in a timely manner.

• Conducts all business in accordance with and knowledge of pertinent local, state, and federal safety laws and procedures, including those of the EPA, OSHA, ADA, Fair Housing, etc.
• Regularly walks the community to identify potential issues needing attention and either addresses the issue or alerts the supervisor and recommends potential solutions.
• Identifies and performs maintenance needs in apartments which may include the following:
• Inspect, repair or replace lights and change breakers.
• Inspect, repair or replace windows, latches, screens, hinges, sliding glass doors, shelves, baseboards, mirrors, etc.
• Inspect, repair, replace or remove appliances.
• Inspect, repair, replace faucets, sink plugs, tiles in kitchens and bathrooms.
• Operate a hand rodder for plumbing backups and inspect, repair or replace water heaters.
• Repair drywall, prep and paint.
• Inspect, repair or replace ceiling fans, light fixtures, etc.
• Change locks
• Hang and plumb doors.
• Replace flooring with VCT and sheet vinyl.
• Inspect and change A/C filters.
• Clean and maintain maintenance shop and storage areas, ensuring these areas remain locked when not in use.
• Perform other types of repairs/maintenance as requested by the supervisor.
• Inspect apartment homes, interior and exterior conditions of the buildings and grounds to perform routine, preventative maintenance completing the JVM 8 point preventative maintenance checklist.
• Complete service requests within 48 hours.
• Complete apartment make ready turn within 5-8 business days, completing the move-in and move-out inspection form.
• Clean and maintain pool conditions and test pool chemical levels.
• Be aware of the location for all utility meter shut-offs, apartment and fixture shut-offs, and sewer cleanouts.
• Perform "trash-out" of vacated apartments and remove all abandoned furniture, trash, boxes, etc.
• Attend or complete training courses and comply with all company safety rules.
• Immediately report all unsafe conditions to supervisors.

• Competitive Salaries That Are Market-priced Annually
• Housing Discount & Housing Rental Discounts
• Comprehensive Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance
• Reimbursement for Fitness Centers
• Telehealth and Flexible Spending Accounts
• Short and Long Term Disability Coverage
• Generous Time Off and Company Paid Holidays
• 401(k) plan with matching funds
• Community Volunteer Days
• Tuition Assistance
• Maternity Leave
• Gym Reimbursement
• Life and AD&D Insurance
• Employee Assistance Program
• Identity Theft Protection
• Pet Insurance
• Hospital Confinement and Critical Illness Protection

• High school diploma or GED
• Must understand and be able to read the English language
• Two (2) years property management maintenance experience
• Experienced in electrical, plumbing, HVAC and carpentry.
• Must be knowledgeable of all safety features for equipment, machinery, tools or materials.
• Excellent customer service skills and good written and oral communications skills.
• Ability to perform effectively as a member of a small community team, taking direction from supervisor(s).
• High level of initiative and ability to complete tasks assigned efficiently and completely.
• Flexibility to perform a wide variety of tasks in a thorough and prompt manner.
• Must pass the physical exam administered at a medical facility.

Must have a valid driver’s license and automobile insurance for personal vehicle transportation throughout the community to complete apartment home inspections and repairs or to pick up replacement parts and supplies from vendors, when approved by the supervisor. Approximately 10% of the time.