HVAC Service Technician

RR Living•Greenville, NC

20d•$26 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

The HVAC Service Technician performs a variety of maintenance tasks at a multifamily housing community to support residents’ health, safety, and comfort. Work includes apartment make-readies, plumbing, HVAC and heating-unit maintenance, pool maintenance, carpentry, painting, grounds maintenance, appliance repairs, and responding to service requests. The technician also maintains supplies, handles routine repairs in public areas, and helps address maintenance emergencies. The role requires creating and maintaining excellent public relations with residents and the corporation, working both independently and as part of a professional maintenance team, and presenting oneself professionally throughout the workday. The position is based at Waterford Place in Greenville, North Carolina. It is full-time, experienced-level work on the day shift, with some on-call responsibilities as reasonably necessary. The work takes place indoors and outdoors at a multifamily housing complex in all kinds of weather and is physically demanding.

Requirements

At least 2 years of relevant experience.
Obtain Fair Housing certification before interacting with prospects or residents.
Possess a cell phone.
Be able to work evenings and weekends.
Be able to work efficiently and effectively as part of a professional maintenance team and independently.
Have excellent human-relations skills; tenant interaction is required.
Have mechanical aptitude and interest.
Be willing and able to learn new maintenance technologies.
Present oneself in a neat, clean, and professional manner throughout the workday and whenever present at the community.
Comply with expectations in the Employee Handbook.
Be able to walk, stand, and sit for extended periods; climb stairs and ladders; shovel snow and ice; move appliances; and work with a variety of equipment.

Nice To Haves

Experience in renovation or on large projects.
High school diploma or equivalent.
At least two years of general apartment maintenance experience.
Certification in one or more maintenance specialties, such as plumbing or refrigeration.
HVAC or EPA certification.
CPO certification and plumbing experience.
Knowledge of OSHA laws and regulations.

Responsibilities

Perform apartment make-ready maintenance, including checking appliances, changing light bulbs and air-conditioning filters, changing locks, repairing window locks and minor electrical or plumbing issues, and completing other repairs as needed.
Repair dripping faucets and clear stopped sinks, tubs, toilets, and sewer lines.
Maintain air-conditioning systems, boilers, and heating units.
Maintain the pool by backwashing filters, vacuuming and skimming the pool, and maintaining required chemical levels.
Repair balconies, doors, frames, flooring, fences, dumpster and public-service bins, and tile; replace broken glass.
Replace damaged drywall, tape and mud repairs, texture walls and ceilings, and paint.
Collect litter from the grounds, assist the groundskeeper as needed, and clear snow and ice from public thoroughfares.
Respond to service requests and maintain excellent public relations with residents and for the community.
Repair appliances, re-key locks, perform light electrical repairs, maintain supplies inventory, and replace burned-out lights in public areas.
Take on-call responsibilities as reasonably necessary to support leasing and respond to maintenance emergencies.
Participate in training to comply with new or existing laws.
Work efficiently and effectively both independently and as a dependable member of a professional maintenance team.