Floating Maintenance Supervisor

Brookfield Residential Properties•Dallas, TX

36d

About The Position

Assigned to a regional market, the Floating Maintenance Service Supervisor supports the maintenance activities of the market at the direction of the Regional Engineer. They are responsible for coordinating and performing activities employed with the general maintenance of multi-unit residential properties within the region. As they float between properties, they must address and remediate inconsistencies with maintenance policy and practices within their region. They are accountable for the training and developing maintenance associates in the region. This may include repairing and maintaining machinery and mechanical equipment, general to advanced mechanical maintenance, interior maintenance, general to advanced plumbing, general to advanced carpentry, and housekeeping. They serve as an extension of the maintenance learning team, actively participating the in training and development of maintenance associates within the region. At times, the role will be asked to travel outside of the market as required to support the needs of the business. This role could travel up to 90% of the time.

Requirements

High School diploma / GED
5 - 7 Years: Commercial or Multi-unit Property as a maintenance technician or supervisor - Required
3 - 4 years: Experience as a maintenance supervisor or leader
Note: 5 - 7 years of experience can offset minimum educational requirements for this position.

Nice To Haves

HVAC (depending on property needs)
Valid Driver's License (depending on property needs)
Electrical
Appliance

Responsibilities

Deploys within the region to multiple properties. Supervises and coordinates efforts of the maintenance staffs in the region. Recommends new hires, discipline, and contributes to performance appraisal. Responsible for training, coaching, and communications to the maintenance staff. Coaches and develops maintenance supervisors and their teams.
Performs or assigns work to repair and maintain mechanical equipment, including heating and air conditioning. Diagnoses problems. Disassembles units, cleans, lubricates, repairs, and replaces parts.
Performs or assigns routine to difficult carpentry duties, including installation of new doors and installation or repairs of doorjambs, moldings, hinges, door closers, locks, knobs, etc. Also, may include drywall or plaster repair and painting duties.
Performs or assigns routine to difficult electrical duties, including inspecting and testing lighting, wiring and power circuits, replaces faulty switches, replaces faulty lamps and ballasts.
Performs or assigns routine to difficult plumbing duties, including unclogging sinks and toilets, repair of faucet, assemblies and replacement of washers, repairs or replacement pipes, repair of fountains, etc.
Interface with contractors and vendors. Depending on property needs, creates written specifications and secures bids for services in accordance with established bid process. Solicits bids, negotiates with vendors for goods and services.
Regional Talent Responsibilities. Interviews and participates in the candidate selection process across multiple sites. Makes recommendations on the development, annual review process, and performance management of associates, including corrective action.