Commercial Maintenance Technician

Leo Facilities Maintenance•Cleveland, OH

About The Position

CLM Midwest, part of Leo, is a regional commercial facility maintenance contractor serving retail, convenience store, and restaurant brands. The company is seeking experienced maintenance technicians for a growing service area in the greater northwest Chicago region. Candidates should be flexible and resourceful, able to solve varied facility problems, and have experience working in commercial facilities or large multifamily properties. Plumbing skills are preferred, and technicians may specialize in one or more of the listed maintenance skill areas. The role involves reactive and preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, installations, replacements, and occasional two-person projects. New technicians attend a one- to two-week orientation at the River Grove, Illinois headquarters, where they receive technology training, tools, and a work van. Technicians communicate with the support team through a phone app for work orders and IVR check-ins. The position does not require a state journeyman or master license, and technicians are not expected to perform sales or work on commission. This is a non-union position.

Requirements

At least 2 years of commercial maintenance experience in commercial, medical, or municipal settings.
Familiarity with maintenance tools and equipment.
Comfort driving to multiple locations during a shift.
Flexible availability that may include overtime, evenings, weekends, and on-call rotation.
Ability to pass a background check, drug screen, and motor vehicle record report.
Ability to meet the stated physical demands, including climbing ladders up to 35 feet and repeatedly lifting or moving 50–60 pounds.

Nice To Haves

Existing and valid plumbing license.
Experience or specialization in plumbing, handyman work, or electrical work.

Responsibilities

Cover an assigned territory approximately one to two hours from home.
Perform general maintenance, including plumbing, electrical work, painting, tile work, drywall patching and repair, cabinet and counter work, and door-lock repairs.
Communicate with the support team through a phone app to respond to work orders and complete IVR check-ins.
Troubleshoot issues and determine necessary repairs.
Prepare job scopes of work, including time estimates and material requirements, for the account management team.
Participate in an on-call rotation that includes nights and weekends, approximately one week every four weeks.
Perform reactive and preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, installations, replacements, and two-person projects supporting other local technicians.